The model stands in front of a shelf laden with trinkets, positioned slightly to the left of the center of the frame, with the photographer shooting at eye level. The composition includes the display of goods on both sides of the shelves and the ornaments hanging above. The model looks up at the ornaments with her hands naturally relaxed at her waist. The shot is taken with a standard focal length to highlight the interaction between the subject and the surrounding environment. 

Admission is free.

Zhouzhi Water Street – With Small Ornament Shelves

The photographer uses a low angle shot to highlight the towering presence and architectural details of the archway. Place the "Fireworks Alley" plaque in the center of the frame to ensure the symmetrical structure of the archway is complete on both sides. The framing should include the top eaves, red beams and columns, and the arched gateway below, with the background retaining a black night sky to accentuate the layers of lighting.

Travel Tips:
① Ticket Price: Free admission;
② Opening Hours: 7:30 AM to 10:00 PM from Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 11:30 PM on Saturday and Sunday.

Zhouzhi Water Street Firework Alley – Archway Gate

Photographer uses a low-angle shot, standing below the lanterns and signs, shooting upwards to highlight the hanging sensation. In terms of composition, the vertical lanterns and signs serve as guiding lines, with the main sign on the left balanced by the "Fireworks Market" sign on the right. The background includes lush leaves to enhance the atmosphere.

Travel Tips: It is recommended to take photos after the lights are turned on in the evening for a more atmospheric feel.

Xi’an Firework Alley – Alley, Lanterns & Signs

The model stands in front of a shelf lined with trinkets, slightly to the left of the center of the frame, with the photographer shooting at eye level. A fore-and-aft composition is used, with the foreground character in sharp focus and the background trinkets densely packed to create a sense of depth. The shot includes the display of shelves on both sides and the hanging decorations above. The model looks up at the decorations with hands resting casually on their hips. A standard focal length lens is used to highlight the interaction between the subject and the environment. 

Additional tip: Be mindful of heatstroke in hot weather.

Zhouzhi Water Street Firework Alley – With Small Ornament Shelves

The photographer uses a side-angle shot to highlight the towering presence and architectural details of the archway. The "Fireworks Alley" plaque ensures the integrity of the archway's structure, capturing the eaves, red beams, and the arched gateway below. The background retains a black night sky to accentuate the layers of lighting. It is recommended to use a medium to long focal length lens to compress surrounding distractions and clearly present the architectural textures and lighting colors. 

Additional tips: Avoid peak times and travel off-peak.

Zhouzhi Water Street – Shooting Firework Alley Archway at Night

The photographer captures the eaves and layered lighting at the top of the building by shooting upwards, enhancing the sense of balance. The frame includes the full view of the archway, the colorful light strip at the top, and the lanterns hanging on both sides. The warm light inside the archway contrasts with the cold light outside, highlighting the atmosphere and including architectural details and the surrounding environment.

Additional tips: It is recommended to visit at night when the lighting is more attractive.

Zhouzhi Water Street Firework Alley – Alley Entrance Arch at Night

The photographer stands by the lake, adopting a low-angle shot, including the weeping willow branches on the left to add a sense of depth. Using the water surface reflection for composition, the clouds and sunset light are reflected in the water. The frame includes the water surface, distant trees, buildings, and sky, balancing the upper and lower proportions of the picture to highlight the natural atmosphere at sunset.

Travel Tips: Shooting in the evening yields better photos.

Xi’an Pier No.2 – Lakeside Sunset

The photographer stands in front of the arch, shooting upwards. Using the frame composition technique, the arch serves as a natural frame. A wide-angle lens is used to capture more details of the arch, the buildings within the alley, and the sky, showcasing the overall style of the alley.

Travel Tips: There are a lot of people on weekends and holidays, so it is recommended to avoid peak times.

Zhouzhi Water Street Firework Alley – Entrance