Compose the shot with the stone lion at the center of the frame to highlight the details of the sculpture. The photographer should shoot from a level angle, aligning with the height of the stone lion. Include the roof of the ancient building on the left and trees on the right in the frame, and keep the sky in the background to enhance the atmosphere. It is recommended to use a wide-angle lens to capture both the subject and the surrounding scenery.

Tang Yicen Tomb – Close-up of Stone Lion Sculpture

The stone tablet is centrally located in the frame, highlighting the main inscription. The photographer is capturing it in a frontal, flat shot to ensure that the text is clear and complete. The background includes a white wall and tiles on the roof above, while the foreground contains the base of the stone tablet and some of the ground bricks, enhancing the sense of environment and depth.

Tang Yicen Tomb – Tang Yicen Tomb Stele

1. Perspective: The photographer takes the shot from a position behind and slightly off to the side of the model, at a similar level height to the model. This angle captures the model's back posture while fully presenting the round terrace, surrounding vegetation, and the distant port scene in the frame, providing context to the setting. 2. Composition Technique: The rule of thirds is employed, dividing the horizontal plane into three sections—sky, water and port facilities, and foreground vegetation. Vertically, the model is positioned close to the right third of the frame. The curved railing of the terrace acts as a leading line, directing the viewer's gaze towards the distant port, enhancing the sense of depth in the image. The contrast between the foreground vegetation and the background industrial facilities highlights the integration of the main subject, the model, with the environment. 3. Lens Usage: A mid-telephoto lens is used for shooting. This compresses the background port facilities while keeping the foreground vegetation and the model in clear focus, with the background appropriately blurred.

Xisha Wetland – Circular Terrace

Photo by Xisha Pearl Lake Scenic Area, Xisha Wetland – Photo with Buildings and Trees

Xisha Pearl Lake Scenic Area, Xisha Wetland – Photo with Buildings and Trees

The photographer uses a low-angle shot, employing leading lines to create concentric circular lines of star trails, naturally guiding the viewer's attention. The composition should include trees on the ground at the bottom right corner to add depth to the image. 1. Equipment settings: Canon 5D Mark IV + Laowa 12mm f/2.8 + aperture f/2.8 ISO 1600 shutter speed 30s. 2. Travel tips: Choose a time around the first day of the lunar month, as there is almost no moon throughout the night.

Dongtan Wetland Park – Starry Night View

The photographer employs a low-angle shot, using a centered composition to place the Milky Way at the heart of the frame, ensuring an even distribution of star clusters. The silhouette of trees in the foreground adds depth, while the background preserves the details of the starry sky, showcasing its vastness and profundity. Travel Tips: Open all year round, Tuesday to Friday from 08:30 to 16:30, and during holidays from 08:30 to 18:00.

Shanghai Dongtan Wetland Park – Upward View of Starry Night

Position yourself in front and to the side of the red high heels, capturing the image at eye level with a symmetrical composition that showcases both the heels and the Roman columns. Use a telephoto lens with a small aperture to ensure clarity throughout the frame, creating an absurd yet artistic atmosphere. Admission Price: Free, but reservations must be made in advance through official WeChat public accounts and other channels.

Mediotheque Art Museum – Red High Heels

Photo by Shanghai Chongming Confucian Temple – Qin Yue Information Wall

Shanghai Chongming Confucian Temple – Qin Yue Information Wall

Use the rule of thirds to place the subject on the left third of the frame, with the David statue in the center, and include greenery on the right to create a sense of depth; the model leans against the wall while the photographer stands directly in front, shooting at eye level. 1. Pose: The model leans against the wall and looks at the camera; 2. Wardrobe suggestion: It is recommended to wear black series clothing.

Mediotheque Art Museum – Beside the David Sculpture

Photo by Shanghai Chongming Confucian Temple – Historical Photo Wall and Display Cabinet

Shanghai Chongming Confucian Temple – Historical Photo Wall and Display Cabinet