Photo by Xi’an Textile Park – White Wall & Maple

Xi’an Textile Park – White Wall & Maple

1. Angle of shooting: The photographer stands slightly in front of the subject and takes the photo from a low angle looking up. 2. Composition technique: Employing a subject-centered composition to draw attention to the person as the main focus of the image. 3. Lens application: Utilizing a standard lens for photography.

Textile Park – Maple Tree at White Building

From a compositional standpoint, the photographer stands beneath the tree, capturing an upward perspective against the sky to showcase the branches and leaves. In terms of framing technique, an open composition is employed, with branches extending outwards in the frame, creating a sense of expansion and leaving room for imagination. Regarding lens usage, a wide-angle lens is utilized to broaden the field of view, incorporating more branches and layers of color, enhancing the visual impact of the image. 1. Travel Tips: ① Admission Fee: There is no entrance fee; ② Opening Hours: The park is open year-round from 07:00 to 20:00. 2. Additional Experiences: Xi'an has a warm temperate semi-humid continental monsoon climate with distinct seasons. Autumn is cool, with temperatures dropping quickly, making it suitable for photography. The light is best around noon, which is ideal for capturing images.

Textile Park – Red & Green Foliage

Photo by Xi’an Textile Park – Arch Windows & Trees Photo

Xi’an Textile Park – Arch Windows & Trees Photo

The model stands beside the glass railing, with the photographer using a high-angle shot. The subject is centrally positioned slightly to the right, framed using the rule of thirds, with the distant street view included on the right side. The background retains the geometric structure of the glass curtain wall, while the foreground incorporates the metal frame of the railing to enhance the depth. The model has her arms crossed, with one hand gently touching her cheek, in a natural pose.

Chanba Center Metro – Glass Railing & Curtain Wall

The photographer captures the scene from a low angle beneath the trees, using the sky as a backdrop to highlight the contrasting colors of the leaves. A wide-angle lens is employed to include more branches and foliage, enhancing the visual impact and sense of space in the image, presenting a scene of lush foliage. Travel Tips: ① Ticket Price: Free ② Opening Hours: 7:00 to 20:00 all year round ③ Best Time for Photography: The light is just right around noon; different angles reveal different beauties.

Xi’an Textile Park – Yellow-Green Leaves

Photo by Xi’an Textile Park – Trees by White House

Xi’an Textile Park – Trees by White House

The model leans casually against the train window, her right hand pointing to the white bridge outside, creating a natural and interactive pose. The photographer captures the shot from a slightly elevated position inside the train, with the model centered to the right, using a foreground-background composition to highlight the subject and the depth of the scene. The frame includes the train's window-side environment, the model, and the bridge and cityscape in the background. Shooting time: It is recommended to shoot during clear weather when there is ample sunlight.

Chanba Center Metro – Train + City Bridge View

The model is seated on a bus stop bench, approximately one meter away from the photographer, who shoots horizontally. Use a camera with a 50mm lens or a smartphone with 2x zoom to capture the image, making sure to avoid pedestrians and keep the frame clean, also paying attention to avoid distortion. 1. Equipment settings: A 24-70mm zoom lens is used, with a focal length of 45mm. The aperture should be around f/4. 2. Travel tips: The best time for shooting is around 17:00.

Chanba Center Metro – Bus Stop

Leverage the transparency of the subway entrance's glass curtain wall, along with the natural freshness backdrop created by the greenery outside the window. Subjects can stand in front of the glass, casually leaning on the railing, allowing their body lines to echo with the greenery outside, replicating scenes from Japanese movies; or stroll at a steady pace on the walkway, capturing the sense of life in motion. Check-in tips: Inside the subway station, to maintain public order, flash, fill lights, reflectors, and other equipment are not allowed. Photo poses: ① Facing away from the glass curtain wall, stand with feet naturally apart, gently swing both hands backward, letting long hair (if any) flutter with the movement, creating a relaxed vibe as seen in Japanese anime; ② Side-profile towards the glass, lightly rest one hand on the railing, lean body slightly forward, gaze at the green trees outside, as if an anime protagonist encountering nature in an urban corner, creating a carefree atmosphere; ③ Stroll slowly on the platform walkway, allowing the photographer to capture dynamic moments, recreating the relaxed commute in daily Japanese life.

Chanba Center Metro – Floor-to-Ceiling Window