Photography Tips

1. Shooting Position: The photographer should stand in the middle of the exhibition hall, at a certain distance from the projection wall and the exhibits. This allows capturing the projection wall, displayed clothing, and wall art in a single frame, showcasing the overall layout and atmosphere of the exhibition space. The camera should be positioned at eye level, parallel to the floor. 2. Composition Techniques: Use leading lines, such as the patterns of light and shadow on the floor and the lines of the hall, including the corners where walls meet and the ceiling beams, to create depth and spatial feeling in the image. Additionally, use contrast composition, where the bright projection patterns and exhibits contrast with the darker background walls, highlighting the displayed content and creating a texture contrast that enriches the image layers. 3. Lens Recommendation: A wide-angle lens is suggested. A wide-angle lens can capture a broader area, making it ideal for showcasing the expansive space.