Photography Tips

The model stands inside the fence, posing as if pulling a Minion's leg, while the photographer shoots from outside the fence. 1. Photography Equipment: Fuji XT30II + 18-55mm lens. 2. Photo Poses: Use a fresh color palette, turn sideways with a smile, raise your hand for a peace sign, and exude a youthful vibe. 3. Travel Tips: Shoot outdoor scenes during the day when the light is good; take advantage of the soft sunset light in the evening for stunning backlit portraits. 4. Props: Add a cute hairband (like a bear-themed one) to enhance the atmosphere, making you look younger and more standout. 5. Outfit Suggestions: Choose minimalist school or light-sweet style clothing that suits various park settings and allows for easy movement. Opt for bright yellow, blue, or red outfits to match the Minion theme, or add Minion-themed accessories to boost the overall mood. When shooting, avoid crowds and choose angles that highlight the subject. The Minion Land has multiple interactive installations, so try different camera positions to diversify your photos. Mimic the Minion's action of listening to a horn or pose playfully with it. You can also stand in front of a red door and strike elegant or playful poses. Recommend using Minion-themed head accessories, backpacks, and other props to add more fun. It's advisable to book tickets for Universal Studios Beijing in advance to avoid peak hours. The Minion Land area can get crowded, so plan to visit in the morning or evening for better shooting conditions.