Photography Tips

Leverage the "childlike" attribute of the lettered wooden fence for a scene composition. Close-up shots focusing on facial expressions +局部 details of the lettering (such as the small dinosaur decoration) to highlight cute details. Mid-shots that include the characters, the complete lettering, and the surrounding lawn/trees to create a riverside leisure atmosphere. Long shots incorporating the scenery of Taohuatan waters or distant buildings to add a touch of daily life. In terms of angles, capture the natural interaction between characters and the lettering at eye level, or squat down to make the lettering act as a "background board" to highlight the character's agility. Opt for youthful attire, such as school uniforms or casual hoodies, to effortlessly capture vibrant riverside check-in photos. Photo poses: 1. Stand directly in front of the lettering, feet naturally apart, hands gripping the backpack straps (or lightly resting on the fence), body slightly leaning forward, with a vibrant smile on the face, bringing the energy of "checking in at Taohuatan" to the fullest, as if rushing towards a childhood adventure. 2. Stand sideways against the fence, one hand making a "victory" sign raised above the head, the other leg gently lifted backward, mimicking a running dynamic, perfectly blending the youthful playfulness with the childlike charm of the lettering, bringing the scene to life instantly. 3. Slowly turn around with your back to the lettering, looking at the camera with a hint of delightful surprise on your lips, hands naturally swinging, as if just discovering this adorable check-in spot, directly enhancing the atmosphere and interaction.