Photography Tips

The model stands in front of the pavilion, with the photographer about 1 meter away, slightly crouching to adjust the shooting angle slightly below eye level, emphasizing the grandeur of the pavilion and the three-dimensionality of the model. Use architectural arches and other elements as frames to enclose the subject, adding depth and layers to the photo. It is recommended to use a 50mm lens on a camera or a 2x lens on a phone for shooting, which is suitable for half-body portraits and helps compress the background to create a sense of space. 1. Travel Tips: ① The photo spot is free and open all day with no reservation required. Weekdays are less crowded; it’s best to visit around 3:00 PM when the light is softer. ② There are multiple photo spots within the square. It’s recommended to take photos at several locations to increase the chances of getting great shots. 2. Outfit Suggestions: ① French-style outfits are recommended, such as trench coats and white dresses, which are elegant and match the atmosphere. ② Adding a hat can enhance the overall look, adding a touch of French romance.