Photography Tips

1. The model sits quietly on the steps of the small Western-style building, legs together, hands gently resting on knees, with a straight back. This posture fits the artistic and tranquil atmosphere of the ancient building, as if listening to the stories of the building's years, blending into the scene with a composed posture, conveying a sense of "slow time in the ancient village." 2. The model sits sideways on the steps, one arm stretched up pointing to the "Small Western-style Building" sign, body slightly leaning, and eyes following the fingertips, actively interacting with the check-in location. By using the "pointing" action, the connection with the building is strengthened, adding a lively sense of "discovering a treasure corner" to the image, breaking the static dullness. Check-in tips: Come in spring or summer when the ivy is lush, and green vines cover the walls, making the image more vibrant; in the morning or evening, the light is soft, suitable for portrait photography! Photography tips: Stand below the steps of the small Western-style building and shoot an upward angle of "people + the entire building" to highlight the ancient architecture and the layered greenery surrounding it; or use the windows of the building as a frame, with the person standing by the window, and let the greenery outside the window serve as the background to create a cinematic image.