Photography Tips

Utilize the "cute" trait of the large straw hat and try multiple compositions: close-ups focus on the character's expression plus local decorations of the hat to highlight the healing feeling; medium shots include the character, the complete device, and the lawn in the background, filling the leisure atmosphere by the riverside; long shots combine surrounding tree and other environmental elements to add a fairy tale feeling. In terms of angles, a low-angle shot magnifies the "giant" cuteness of the straw hat, and a side squat captures the interaction between the character and the brim; choose light-colored fresh style for clothing, which matches the lawn and the device, making it easy to take pictures with a youthful movie feel. Photo poses: ① Stand directly under the straw hat, with feet naturally apart, one hand gently resting on the brim (touching along the folds), the other hand in the pocket or naturally hanging down, body slightly turned, with a relaxed smile on the corner of the mouth, making the atmosphere of "being gently covered by the straw hat" full. ② Face away from the straw hat, slowly turn back to look at the camera, both hands gently holding the sides of the brim, eyes curved and smiling, as if just discovering a treasure device, and the sense of story between the character and the straw hat is instantly there.