Photography Tips

Divide the frame into three equal parts both horizontally and vertically to create four intersection points. Place the subject such as people, coffee cups, or delicious food near these points or along the lines to make the photo more attractive and balanced. When photographing a person sitting on the lawn enjoying coffee, place key features like the eyes at the intersection points to make the image more vivid. Use flowers, doors, windows, and string lights in the restaurant as the foreground; the foreground can be blurred while the focus is on the subject to add depth and spatial sense to the image. • Daytime: The soft light in the morning is suitable for taking fresh and natural photos; after three or four in the afternoon, side lighting can create a sense of three-dimensionality, making both people and scenery beautiful. • Evening: The warm colors of the setting sun cast on the lawn and buildings make for great panoramic or silhouette shots of people. Guide the interaction between the person and the environmental elements of the restaurant. For example, have the person walk on the lawn, touching flowers and grass; lean against a wooden fence, gazing into the distance; or sit by the window, resting their chin on their hand, looking out at the view. These interactions showcase the integration of the person with the environment, enriching the content of the image.