Photography Tips

Photo Poses: 1. The model stands facing the camera with arms wide open, pointing to both sides, as if to embrace the vast scenery in front of them, conveying a sense of expansion and excitement. 2. The model's back is to the camera with arms reaching upwards, echoing the blue sky, creating a light and carefree posture that gives a feeling of freedom, emptiness, and unity with nature, using body language to amplify the exhilarating mood of being high up and enjoying the view. Check-in Tips: It is recommended to climb the fitness steps at night to watch the sunrise on the mountain! The morning sunlight is soft, and the air is fresh! Around 7-10 AM, the low angle of light can capture the person's face in a three-dimensional way, with hair strands glowing, and the Lion Peak enveloped in golden sunlight, full of atmosphere. Photography Strategy: This is the most classic check-in spot at Lion Peak. Standing on the edge of the viewing platform, with the continuous mountain range and vast sky behind, take a frontal shot with arms wide open to show an embrace of nature's grandeur; for the back shot, use a low angle to place the person at the bottom of the frame, with the sky and mountains occupying most of the picture, highlighting the sense of vastness.