1. The photographer shoots from a distance of 3 meters, with the model standing in front of the railing, and the composition can use a horizontal format. 2. Opt for around 7 PM when the light is soft and there are fewer people.

Zhijiang Bridge Park – river railing sunset with bridge

Position near the fence at the entrance of Building 39 for photography, with the model standing opposite. Use a telephoto lens to capture the model across the way. 1. Poses for the photo: ① Point to the carrot sign with your fingers; ② Make funny and playful gestures. 2. Admission is free.

Kongjiali Creative Cube – carrot sign

The photographer uses the rolling shutter door as the foreground, with 162 small white buildings as the main subject. 1. Pose: The model can shield the sun with their hand and look back. 2. Travel tips: Suitable for shooting throughout the day with less foot traffic.

Kongjiali Creative Cube – Building 162

The model squats on the ground, facing the rose wall sideways, with the photographer slightly shooting from a high angle. Using the rule of thirds for composition, the model is placed in the bottom right third of the frame, with the upper left part left blank to showcase the rose wall, adding balance to the image. For the pose: the model naturally holds a flower with one hand, slightly raises her face, and gazes at the flower, creating a romantic atmosphere and enhancing the narrative of the scene.

Jingshanwu Road – rose wall (repeat)

The model is seated in a rattan chair, leaning back with hair cascading naturally. The photographer takes a top-down shot from above the model's head, creating a unique perspective. By using a foreground composition with roses as the blurred foreground, the depth and soft atmosphere of the image are enhanced. Shot with a 75mm focal length/3x on a smartphone, the space is compressed to highlight the relationship between the model and the roses. Pose for the photo: The model gently touches the roses with one hand, leaning back to form a natural curve, enhancing the softness and dynamism of the image.

Jingshanwu Road – rose wall

Position the camera at the entrance of the trail, with the model about 10 meters in front and use a telephoto lens to compress and center the model in the frame. 1. Equipment Information: Fujifilm XT5, lens 18-120mm, aperture F4. 2. Post-processing: a. Film Simulation: PROVIA/Standard, Dynamic Range: DR100; b. Highlights: -1, Shadows: -1, Colors: +2, White Balance: White Priority, R: -1, B: +2. 3. Photography Pose: Capture walking shots with hands behind back. 4. Shooting Time: April 8th, 2:00 PM.

Constitution Park – ginkgo boulevard

The model stands by the railing of the overpass, with the photographer slightly lower than the model, capturing the shot from a low angle to enhance the sense of depth and the visual impact of the flowering trees. Using the rule of thirds, the model is positioned at the bottom right of the frame, while the cherry blossoms occupy the upper and left parts of the image, creating an atmosphere of interaction between nature and the human figure. The shot is taken using a 35mm lens on a camera/1x on a smartphone, suitable for capturing a half-body portrait combined with the surroundings. 1. Travel Tips: It is recommended to shoot in the afternoon when the lighting is optimal. 2. Outfit Suggestions: Light-colored clothing is recommended, and Japanese-style school uniforms (JK) are great for producing photos.

Hangzhou Constitution Park – sakura overpass

Photo by Qianjiang Dragon – night skyline selfie

Qianjiang Dragon – night skyline selfie

The photographer stands at the overlook opposite Blue Mountain Coffee (unobstructed position), adopting a slightly upward shooting angle. Using the rule of thirds composition, the water surface occupies the lower part of the frame, the city cluster is centered, and the sky occupies the upper part, enhancing the sense of balance in the image. The scene includes water surface, city cluster, and blue sky background, enriching the layers. Other experiences: It is recommended to check in at the overlook because the overlook opposite Blue Mountain Coffee has a good position without obstructions.

Qianjiang Dragon Riverside Park – skyline view of Qianjiang New Town

The photographer stands at the overlook facing Blue Mountain coffee, with no obstructions. The high-angle flat shot uses the rule of thirds composition, with the city skyline positioned in the central third of the frame, and the top third left for the sky to enhance the sense of openness. The view includes the river surface, the Qianjiang New City architectural complex, and some clouds, compressing the space to highlight the outline and overall feel of the architectural group. Other experience: it is recommended to come on a sunny day for better lighting and more striking photos.

Qianjiang Dragon Riverside Park – city cluster & bridge