Photography Tips

1. Positioning Perspective: The photographer stands in a relatively open spot within the courtyard, on one side of the ginkgo tree, capturing the scene from a combination of a low-angle view looking up and a level perspective. 2. Framing Composition: The trunk of the ginkgo tree creates a distinct vertical line that extends from the bottom of the frame upwards. The architectural windows and framework structures within the courtyard form multiple frames through which the scenery inside the courtyard can be seen. 3. Lens Recommendation: A wide-angle lens is suggested, which can also exaggerate the contrast between the foreground and background, highlighting the main subject. 1. Shooting Time: It is recommended to shoot in the morning when the sunlight is good and there are fewer people. The leaves are golden and bright. In the afternoon, the crowd increases and there may be queues. 2. Dressing Recommendation: Suggest wearing black, white, or khaki-colored coats, which are simple and photogenic.