Photography Tips

The photographer stands on one side of the zebra crossing, slightly looking down to shoot, with the model standing in the center of the zebra crossing, body upright, creating a sense of depth of the street. Use central composition, with the model in the center of the frame, surrounded by leaves that naturally frame the top of the image, enhancing the visual layers. Use a camera with a 24mm lens or a smartphone on 1x setting to maintain a wide view of the street and leafy background. 1. Photography poses: a. Naturally walk or turn under the tree, or gently shake the branches to create a falling leaves effect, capturing the movement; b. The person leans against the trunk of the yellow horn tree, with arms wrapped around the trunk, using the branch lines for composition to enhance the sense of depth. 2. Travel strategy: a. It is recommended to choose a clean, clutter-free area under the tree for a neater picture; b. To capture the light and shadow effects, it is recommended to take photos when the sunlight filters through the leaves at around 11 a.m. or 2-3 p.m.