Full of Interaction: Make a heart shape with your hands, wave to say hello, or gently lean on the bear, looking natural and sweet; slightly lift one foot and place your hand on your forehead to "look into the distance," showing a lively and playful vibe. Using Props: If there are bouquets or small items on site, hold them in your hands to become a "drama queen" or "king," instantly creating a strong sense of story.

Roman Town – Red Bear Figure

The photographer stands by the bridge and uses an 85 mm focal length to enlarge the frame, avoiding the clutter around, and can capture a bit of the water surface for more layers. Travel Tips: Best time to check in: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Other experiences: The Baroque architectural style on both sides of the street is unique, with carved colonnades and exquisite iron balconies, making any casual shot look great.

Roman Town – Arch Bridge

As shown in the diagram, the photographer and the model are 2 meters apart, with the photographer shooting horizontally. Pay attention to avoid pedestrians to keep the frame clean and avoid distortion. It is recommended to use a camera with a 24-70mm zoom lens, set the focal length to around 40mm and the aperture to around f/4, and the best time for shooting is around 1 PM.

Roman Town – Oldenburg Dwarf Statue

As shown in the image, the photographer and the model are 2 meters apart, with the photographer shooting at eye level. When shooting, pay attention to avoid passersby to keep the frame clean, and be mindful to avoid distortion. It is recommended to use a camera for the shoot, with a zoom lens of 24-70, a focal length of about 40, and an aperture of around f/4. The best time for shooting is around 1 PM.

Roman Town – Color Wall

Shoot with an 85mm focal length to place the Ferris wheel right at the center of the frame, avoiding any distractions on the sides. Capture a bit of the lake surface to enhance the atmosphere. Best time for shooting: around 11:00-17:00, when the lighting is good and it's easier to get great shots.

Xi’an Expo Park – Ferris Wheel across Jinxiu Lake

Photographers use an 85mm focal length for shooting, raising the lens to the level of the statue's feet, and placing the statue right at the center of the entire frame. Travel Tips: ① Opt for shooting between 11:00-15:00 when the lighting is good; ② It's recommended to arrive early when there are fewer people, resulting in a better picture quality.

Roman Town – Bronze Statue

1. Interactive Poses: Mimic the arm-folding, one-hand-on-cheek, or touching the text and making a heart gesture shown in the picture, naturally blending into the scene to enhance the sense of story. 2. Utilizing Elements: Use the red rose arch and heart-shaped decorations above to make the image fuller. Stand in the gaps between the text to highlight the "fusion of person and scenery." 3. Clothing Matching: Light-colored dresses (such as white) are versatile and fresh, creating a contrast with the red wall and text, highlighting the atmosphere.

Roman Town – “I Love Xi’an” Wall

As shown in the figure, the photographer and the model are 2 meters apart, with the photographer shooting horizontally. When taking the photo, pay attention to avoid pedestrians to keep the frame clean and avoid distortion. 1. Equipment information: It is recommended to use a camera with a 24-70mm zoom lens, a focal length of 45mm, and an aperture of f/4. 2. Travel tips: It is recommended to take photos around 13:00, when the light is stable and suitable for framing.

Roman Town – Rainbow Stairs

The photographer is positioned directly in front of the building, capturing the scene from a low angle with a central composition. The main body of the building is at the heart of the frame, and the symmetrically arranged towers and doors and windows enhance the sense of order. It is recommended to use a standard lens for shooting. 1. Travel Tips: The lighting is better for photography in clear daytime conditions. 2. Additional Advice: Avoid wearing high heels, as the cobblestone paths can be uncomfortable.

Roman Town – Chapel Hall

1. Utilize background elements: Rely on giant flower walls and creative installations (such as large cups) as backgrounds to add a sense of story to the scene. People can naturally lean against and interact with them, allowing the image to have a resonance. 2. Diversify poses: Try different body languages, such as raising hands to say hello or sitting quietly, to show casualness and elegance. You can also slightly turn sideways to optimize body lines. 3. Clothing matching: Light-colored long dresses match the romantic atmosphere and form a soft contrast with blooming flowers and green plants, highlighting a fresh feeling. Pair with simple white shoes for a casual yet coordinated look. 4. Control of lighting: Choose soft light times on sunny days (such as morning or evening) to evenly illuminate the characters with natural light. If the light is strong, find a shaded area to avoid overexposure on the face.

Roman Town – Cup-Waterfall Flower Field