Photography Tips

Composition can opt for a medium shot, incorporating the entirety of the boulder, the full body of the person, and parts of the landscape, to showcase the complete scene where the inscribed stone blends with nature; a close-up can focus on the person's expression and the details of their hands touching the stone, with a partial view of the inscription to enhance the sense of interaction. Use the outline of the boulder and the lines of the surrounding trees to guide the viewer's gaze, embedding the person within the landscape composition. Avoid the harsh light at noon and choose times before 10 a.m. or after 4 p.m., using soft light to give the image a moist and gentle filter; at noon, you can find the shade of the boulder and use diffused light to make the image more transparent. Clothing choices should include light-colored shirts, colorful skirts, and other simple daily styles that match the landscape; outdoor workwear and light Chinese styles also stand out, and with the background of mountains and waters, you can capture more beautiful photos. Check-in tips: Opening hours are 8:30 - 18:00 during the peak season and 9:00 - 17:00 during the off-season, with no entry allowed after 16:00. Photography poses: ① As shown in the picture, slightly lift one leg, place one hand naturally on the boulder, and casually stretch the other hand, integrating a relaxed sense of travel into the landscape; ② Stand facing the boulder, lightly press both hands against the stone surface, and slightly lean back, integrating the "Cuihua Mountain" inscription, the person, and the entire landscape, highlighting the grandeur of the scene; ③ Walk or jog slowly around the boulder, raise your hand to make a victory sign or point towards the forest, capturing the sense of freshness with dynamic movements, making the photo more story-like.