Photography Tips

Shooting Angles: Crouch below the staircase and use a wide-angle lens to capture the bright yellow spiral staircase, metal handrails, and ceiling background at a 45-degree angle. The winding lines of the staircase will guide the viewer's gaze, adding dynamic tension to the image. Switch to a telephoto lens to focus on the corner where light and shadow intersect on the staircase, freezing the light and dark layers of the warm yellow paint, highlighting the contrast between color and space. Posing Tips: 1. Sit casually on the middle step of the staircase, with your legs elegantly crossed. Place one hand on the handrail and the other naturally twirling your hair, looking up at the camera to create a relaxed and natural atmosphere. 2. Stand at the staircase corner, leaning against the handrail, with one hand in your pocket and the other gently touching your hat brim. Tilt your body slightly to use the depth of the staircase and the vivid yellow background to capture a magazine-like shot. 3. Lie face-down on the steps, with your hands supporting your chin and looking directly at the camera. Let the staircase behind you blur naturally, creating a playful and lively visual focal point.