The model is seated on the steps, with the photographer taking a frontal, level shot to highlight the text on the backdrop wall. Use a central composition to ensure that the model and the "Xi'an" text in the background are aligned, enhancing the sense of balance in the image. Shooting time: It is recommended to choose a sunny day when the lighting is good, which makes it easier to produce quality photos.

Defu Lane – South Gate Xi’an Check-In Wall

Photographers using a 50mm focal length can create a more layered effect if the model stands to the left or right of the 'Fu' character wall; a full-body shot here will look better and produce more impressive photos. Other tips: There are many shops with stalls on the left side of the 'Fu' character wall, so we try to shoot on the right side to avoid affecting pedestrians and businesses.

Defu Lane – Fortune Character Wall

Photographer should stand about 1.5 meters away and use a 50mm focal length. The model should stand in the center of the frame. Capture the full body shot, including the entire doll wall for a better composition. Additional tips: There will be many pedestrians here, so try to avoid them and take shots in between.

Defu Lane – Doll Wall

The photographer should maintain a distance of 1-1.5 meters from the subject. The model sits on a chair at the entrance of the store, using the natural light from the street to create a casual yet artistic atmosphere. 1. Equipment settings: Enable portrait mode on the smartphone, use a 35-50mm focal length lens, and set the aperture to f/2.8-f/4. 2. Additional tips: Be mindful of safety while shooting on the roadside, capturing the unique you against the vintage store.

Defu Lane – Kakaka Polaroid Photo Studio Entrance

The photographer took the shot from across the street using a 50mm focal length. Travel Tips: Xingzimu Temple is generally open from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, so plan your visit during this time for blessings and prayers to avoid missing the hours. If you wish to experience the bustling nightlife, consider going after dusk when the lights along Xingzimu Street are illuminated, creating a unique atmosphere.

Defu Lane – Middle of Street

Photo by Xi’an Evening Wind Coffee – Rooftop “Chang’an”

Xi’an Evening Wind Coffee – Rooftop “Chang’an”

Photography Tips: Utilize a bird's-eye view in conjunction with the on-site spatial composition to more fully display the copywriting wall section. Camera Equipment: Canon R6 Mark II camera with a 24-105mm lens. Shooting Time: June 6th, 16:21. Dress coolly to match the scene better.

Old Vegetable Market Cultural Street – Staircase Copywriting Wall

1. Positioning perspective: The photographer stands in front of the model at a side angle, shooting at eye level. 2. Composition techniques: ① Use central composition, placing the model at the center of the frame to highlight the subject; ② Employ foreground composition, using the tea set on the table as the foreground to add depth to the image, with greenery and the roof of an ancient building as the background, while also utilizing color contrast, the model's pink dress contrasting with the background tones. 3. Lens usage: A standard lens is used. Additional experience: It's an open-air viewing platform, and there are quite a few people on weekend afternoons. The must-try signature item is the covered bowl tea, and the pastries are also beautiful, but appearance > taste; it's mainly for the ambiance.

Xi’an Evening Wind Coffee – 4th Floor Fence Table

Photo by Xi’an Evening Wind Coffee – Rooftop “Chang’an”

Xi’an Evening Wind Coffee – Rooftop “Chang’an”

Photo by Xi’an Evening Wind Coffee – Top Floor (City Wall View)

Xi’an Evening Wind Coffee – Top Floor (City Wall View)