Try more low-angle or high-angle shots on the overpass. For low-angle shots, use a 40 or 50mm focal length, or 2x on a phone for full body or half-body shots; it looks great and helps avoid clutter, making the sky appear cleaner. If shooting close-ups or portraits, use a focal length of 70mm or above, or 3x on a phone, and capture some small dynamic movements for great shots. Avoid full-body shots from a high angle as it can make people look shorter. If you must shoot a full body, opt for funny actions and expressions to create interesting photos. Capture half-body shots while walking or running for better results. Beneath the overpass, there's a small field of daisies, next to the railway tracks where trains pass by, giving off a strong Japanese vibe. 1. Travel tips: Recommended time is 15:00-16:00 when the side lighting is beautiful. 2. Photography props: Choose according to your shooting style, such as vintage camcorders, CCDs, books, school bags, balloons, lollipops, etc. 3. Outfit suggestions: Jk, Japanese style, and vintage.

Nanhuan & Jianye crossing – pedestrian bridge

Using a low-angle perspective, focus on the cityscape at night, employing symmetrical composition to combine the lit twin towers with the glowing arch bridge below and its reflection on the water. A standard lens will clearly capture the architectural lighting and the structure of the arch bridge. By using the water's reflection, the symmetry and depth of light and shadow in the image are enhanced, creating an atmosphere of bustling yet tranquil modern urban nights. This showcases the beauty of the integration of architecture and landscape. Recommended shooting time: Visit in the evening.

China Hangzhou Low-Carbon Museum – Hangzhou Yin night view

The photographer is positioned slightly above and behind the subject, capturing the scene from a high angle. By using the foreground composition technique, elements such as benches and low roadside walls are included to add depth to the image. A mid-telephoto lens is employed to slightly blur parts of the background, emphasizing the main subject. 1. Travel tips: It is recommended to go early when there are fewer people, which will result in a better picture quality. 2. Outfit suggestions: Light and bright colored clothing will photograph better.

Lianzhuang Bus Stop – magnolia waterfall

Photo by Shanzeli – selfie with scaffold poster install

Shanzeli – selfie with scaffold poster install

Photo by Hangzhou Shanzeli – street stair shot

Hangzhou Shanzeli – street stair shot

The photographer stands beneath the tree to capture the scene, with the stone railing in the foreground, the green trees laden with red prayer ribbons in the midground, and the ancient town buildings and blue sky in the background, enhancing the sense of depth. The stone wall is positioned at the bottom of the frame, with the tree occupying the upper central portion, and the red prayer ribbons serving as the visual focal point.

Hangzhou Changhe Ancient Town – green tree & Wishing Ribbon at Zhenlong Bridge

The photographer stands beneath the tree, taking an upward shot with the stone wall in the foreground (including the "Zhenlong Bridge" carving), highlighting the green trees draped with red prayer ribbons in the midground, and incorporating the ancient town buildings and blue sky in the background to enhance the sense of depth.

Changhe Ancient Town – wishing-tree & stone bridge

1. Angle of Position: The photographer stands on one side of the flower cluster, maintaining a certain distance from the figures on the path, allowing for the inclusion of both the large hydrangeas and the figures in the frame. 2. Composition Technique: The path serves as a leading line, extending from the bottom of the frame towards the figure, adding depth and narrative to the image. 3. Lens Recommendation: It is suggested to use a telephoto lens. A telephoto lens can compress space, reducing the sense of distance between the foreground hydrangeas and the figure, while also appropriately blurring the background elements such as roads and vehicles, highlighting the subject and avoiding distortions that may occur with wide-angle lenses. 1. Travel Strategy: Admission is free. 2. Photography Props: A book, a straw hat. 3. Other Experiences: The blooming period is from late May to mid-June.

Ganju Park – path with hydrangeas

The model sits on a park bench while the photographer stands slightly further away, lowering the angle of view moderately to compress space and highlight the subject, with a soft blur in the background. Shooting time: It is recommended to choose a sunny day when the light is good, making it easier to produce good photos.

Hangzhou Ganju Park – park bench

The photographer used a flat shooting angle, with the building as the central subject in the composition, and the circular sign at the top center of the frame. The scene includes the full view of the building, the foreground lawn, and the umbrella and figures on the right, with a deep blue sky preserved in the background. Equipment settings: Adjust exposure appropriately during the evening to balance the brightness of the sky and the building's lights.

Zhijiang Bridge Park – sunset coffee night view