When photographing the green-skinned train, it is recommended to focus on the train as the main subject of the frame, using a level perspective. Fully display the lines and colors of the train to highlight the retro texture of the green-skinned train. You can use the body lines of the train as leading lines to enhance the depth of the image. If using a camera, set the aperture to a small range (f/8 - f/11) to ensure sufficient depth of field, and use spot metering to focus on the subject. If shooting with a smartphone, you can choose the "professional mode" and appropriately reduce the exposure compensation, which can well preserve the color and metallic texture details of the train body. It is easier to show the bright colors and retro style of the green-skinned train when shooting in sunny weather.

Railway Park Phase 1 – Green Train

By leveraging the vintage ambiance created by trains and architecture, models can naturally extend their arms, turn their bodies, and display casual poses. Photographers can use a low-angle upward shot to perfectly blend the characters with the retro setting. Select a camera lens with a focal length of 35-50mm, and set the aperture to f/4-f/5.6. With the smartphone's portrait mode enabled, it's easy to capture those vintage masterpieces that will blow up your social media feeds.

Railway Park Phase 1 – Workshop Railing

The model and photographer are 1 meter apart, with the photographer taking horizontal shots. Be mindful to avoid pedestrians to keep the frame clean. Pay attention to avoid distortion! 1. Equipment Parameters: The shooting equipment is a camera with a zoom lens of 24-70, focal length at 40, and an aperture of around 4. 2. Travel Strategy: It is recommended to choose around 15:00 for the shooting time.

Taza Coffee – Black House & Clock

Recommend centering the railway tracks as the visual focus of the frame, capturing from a low-angle perspective. Incorporate the sense of extension of the railway tracks to highlight the vicissitudes and texture of the industrial heritage. Use the parallel lines of the tracks as leading lines to enhance the depth of field. Photography tips: ①Use a small aperture on the camera to ensure depth of field and focus on the subject with spot metering; ②For mobile users, select the professional mode and slightly reduce exposure compensation to retain details of the metal texture; ③Shooting on a cloudy day is more conducive to capturing the somber hues of the industrial scene.

Railway Park Phase I Locomotive Park – Railway Tracks Photo Spot

The photographer moves close to the roadside, slightly adjusts to a level shooting angle, keeping the camera parallel to the ground, to ensure that the red can is at the visual center of the frame. Place the red can on the right side of the image, with the left pillar forming a contrast to enhance the sense of balance in the picture. Use a mid-range lens/phone's 2x to highlight the subject and compress the background, strengthening the sense of the main subject in the image. 1. Equipment settings: For cameras, use a 35-135mm focal length for flexible composition; for phones, turn on the vibrant color mode to make the photo colors more rich and easily capture moments full of personality. 2. Photo poses: With these creative installations as the foreground or background, models can strike a variety of poses such as funny, cool, etc.

Railway Park Phase 1 – Red Soda Can

Photography Pose: Naturally spread your arms open, with palms facing forward or slightly tilted to the sides. The body can be slightly angled, with toes pointed and looking up at the sky or towards the camera, wearing a slight smile. It should resemble embracing sunlight or welcoming the wind, exuding a sense of relaxation.

Railway Park Phase 1 – Red Kamakura

The model stands beside the railing of the steps, slightly leaning against it, while the photographer stands to the side front of the railway tracks, shooting from a low angle and looking up. The photographer uses leading line composition, utilizing the lines of the railway tracks and railings to guide the viewer's gaze and increase the sense of depth in the image. The model can strike elegant or casual poses, interacting with the architecture. Equipment information: A camera with a 24-105mm focal length is chosen for flexible composition, and the phone is set to professional mode, adjusting exposure compensation to capture a high-quality industrial-style moment.

Railway Park Phase 1 – Workshop Railing

The photographer stands at a high vantage point and captures the scene from above, employing a centralized composition with the train head at the center of the frame. The railway lines naturally extend to guide the viewer's attention to the main subject. The frame includes the white arch structure above, the tracks, and the foreground greenery, enhancing the sense of depth and spatiality in the image. Travel tips: It is recommended to visit and shoot on a day with good weather.

Railway Park Phase 1 – Small Train