Photography Tips

The model stands among the flowers, holding a fallen flower as a prop. The photographer stands one meter away from the model, using a 1.5x zoom on the phone to capture the scene, leaving some space above the model's head to include cherry blossoms. For the composition, a mid-shot centered on the model can better highlight the subject and create a balanced and comfortable visual. Having the model interact with the environment, such as standing within the frame, makes the scene more harmonious. Photography tips: • Use back lighting to let the sunlight filter through the cherry blossoms onto the model's face, creating a warmer and more inviting atmosphere. • Sit under a cherry blossom tree, casually flipping through a book or closing your eyes with a smile, to achieve a Japanese magazine aesthetic. To avoid crowds, it's recommended to shoot on weekdays or before 9:00 AM when there are fewer people.