Photography Tips

The photographer stands at a slight angle to the subject, using an eye-level perspective and employing the rule of thirds and layered composition. The frame is roughly divided into thirds horizontally, with the sky, sea, person, and rocks distributed in a balanced manner, creating a stable and clearly layered image. Additionally, the person and rocks serve as the foreground, while the sea and distant mountains form the midground and background, creating a rich sense of depth and emphasizing the harmony between the person, the sea, and the rocks, evoking a relaxed and natural atmosphere. Recommended shooting time: Daytime.