Photography Tips

The photographer is positioned at a side-front angle, roughly at the same height as the subject, capturing the image from an eye-level perspective. The composition is centered, with the subject placed in the middle of the frame, making them the focal point and drawing the viewer's attention to the subject's actions, expressions, and attire. A standard lens is used to accurately represent the proportions and forms of the subject and background, with no noticeable distortion. The image clearly shows the texture of the subject's clothing, facial expressions, and details of the background architecture and distant mountain outlines. 1. Travel Tips: ① One beverage per person is sufficient for taking photos. During peak hours, each person is limited to five minutes per drink when there are many people, but you can take longer when it's less crowded. ② Each window upstairs has a five-minute time limit per drink, with a minimum spend of 35. It’s less crowded in the morning, while you may need to queue for at least an hour in the afternoon. If you don’t want to wait too long, go in the morning. 2. Additional Experience: Besides the upstairs window, the light at the entrance downstairs is also excellent for photography, often providing more even lighting than upstairs.