Photography Tips

1. The warm yellow spotlights in the Baigong House cast a vintage filter onto the red brick walls! Position the subject at the edge of the light and shadow, capturing a side profile or a glance back, and you’ll instantly get a cinematic feel. 2. Action shots: Let your friends move around, play with their hair, or spin in circles, and use the burst mode to capture natural moments, which are more story-telling than stiff poses. 3. Low angle + wide angle: Crouch down and shoot upwards to frame both the triangular dome of the Baigong House and the person in the shot, emphasizing the powerful architectural lines! Outfit Suggestions & Other Tips: Outfit: Wear light or bright colors (white, red, beige) to stand out against the dark background. Camera Settings: Use night mode on your phone, and for cameras, opt for a large aperture (F1.8 or wider) and slightly increase the ISO (around 1600). Props: Bring a string of fairy lights or a transparent umbrella to add depth to the lighting!