1. Positioning: The model stands in the center of the path under the magnolia tree. The photographer shoots from a low angle, slightly looking up to emphasize the tree branches extending outward. 2. Composition: Use leading lines by utilizing the path and the direction of the tree branches to guide the viewer's gaze. The red wall in the background adds depth to the scene. 3. Lens Focal Length: Use a 50mm focal length or the 2x zoom on a phone to blur the background slightly, highlighting the magnolia flowers and the model. 4. Interaction: The model reaches out naturally to touch the magnolia flowers, with a slight upward gaze, creating a sense of interaction between the person and nature. Additional Tips: Best to shoot in late March.

Beijing Tai Miao - Magnolia Alba

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East Chang'an Street, Donghuamen Subdistrict, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Photography Tips

1. Positioning: The model stands in the center of the path under the magnolia tree. The photographer shoots from a low angle, slightly looking up to emphasize the tree branches extending outward. 2. Composition: Use leading lines by utilizing the path and the direction of the tree branches to guide the viewer's gaze. The red wall in the background adds depth to the scene. 3. Lens Focal Length: Use a 50mm focal length or the 2x zoom on a phone to blur the background slightly, highlighting the magnolia flowers and the model. 4. Interaction: The model reaches out naturally to touch the magnolia flowers, with a slight upward gaze, creating a sense of interaction between the person and nature. Additional Tips: Best to shoot in late March.