Photography Tips

1. Integrate into the textual atmosphere: Utilize the romantic text on the wall (such as "The Last Rose of Summer"), and let the characters' poses resonate with the emotional tone of the copy, either gently leaning or quietly gazing, to enhance the sense of story. 2. Composition borrowing: Use the flower wall and architecture as a frame, placing the characters on one side of the image, and enrich the composition with the texture of the stone wall and the layers of flower clusters, making the picture orderly and aesthetically pleasing. 3. Costume echo: A light white dress matches the fresh flower wall, simple and clean without stealing the spotlight, and it can form a soft contrast with the pink flowers and the old stone wall, highlighting the atmosphere. 4. Use of light: On a sunny day, choose side backlighting to give the petals and hair a luster; on a cloudy day, use even diffused light to capture a soft and delicate texture, avoiding the mess of shadows under strong light.