Photography Tips

Utilizing the transparency of the glass wall, incorporate purple butterflies and mannequins into the frame, and vary the model's poses (leaning against the wall sideways, standing upright facing forward, casually leaning on the display platform, etc.) to showcase diverse styles. For shooting angles, a flat shot can restore the overall atmosphere of the fashion installation, while a low-angle shot can highlight the layers of the glass wall and butterflies. Choose simple outfits in light colors to match the scene and enhance the model. Opt for lighting before 10 a.m. and after 3 p.m., where the soft light passes through the glass, adding texture to the image and capturing the unique charm of the blend between fashion and artistry. Photo poses: 1. Stand sideways in front of the glass wall, with the hand closer to the camera gently touching the brim or hem, the other hand naturally raised and waving, legs slightly staggered to integrate the body lines naturally into the background of purple butterflies and mannequins. 2. Gently lift one leg with the tip of the toe touching the ground, one hand resting on the edge of the glass wall, the other hand raising a hat, and looking into the distance to strengthen the interaction with the fashion installation, capturing a casual atmosphere. 3. Face the camera directly, with hands naturally hanging down or lightly clasped in front, slightly push out the chest, and slightly turn the head to create a fashionable and story-driven image, utilizing the reflection of the glass wall and butterfly installation.