Photography Tips

The shooting angle is at eye level, with an open meadow as the base. Use the rule of thirds, layering the composition with yellow-green plants in the foreground, people on the grass in the midground, and forest facilities in the background. The lying posture of the people serves as the focal point, while the lines of the grass extend the space. The colors of yellow-green, blue sky, and green trees complement each other, creating a relaxed and serene atmosphere that showcases the openness and tranquility of the scene. Posing Suggestions: Move away from stiff poses and guide the model through an "spin-laugh-run" emotional sequence. Capture the touch of fingertips brushing the grass tips, the flutter of the skirt as they turn, and the lazy side profile as they lie down and look up at the sky. Travel Tips: It's best to visit after 4 PM; otherwise, the sunlight can be too harsh, making it difficult to open your eyes when lying down.