Photography Tips

The photographer stands below the eaves, shooting upward with the camera positioned close to the eaves, slightly tilted upward to capture where the eaves meet the branches. Using a diagonal composition, the eaves extend along the diagonal of the frame, with the background branches evenly distributed to create a balanced image. A wide-angle lens is used to expand the field of view, highlighting the harmony between the architecture and nature. The foreground emphasizes the details of the eaves, while the background captures the blue sky and autumn leaves, creating a color contrast to enhance the visual impact of the image.