Using the rule of thirds composition, the model is positioned at the right third of the frame, with the blue artwork fully incorporated on the left, creating a balanced interaction; a flat shooting angle captures the model naturally raising their phone to photograph the artwork, with an authentic and unforced action; the background is kept clean with a simple white wall to avoid clutter, ensuring clarity in both the subject and the artwork details. Equipment settings: The shooting device is a Fujifilm camera with a flash.

Shanhui Art Community – “Yuy Jade” Small Animal Works

Models can pose with grace and contemplation, interacting with the exhibits. Photographers choose side or back lighting angles to outline the figure, enhancing the sense of depth in the image. Turn on the portrait mode on your phone, and for the camera, select a focal length of 35-85mm, with an aperture setting of f/2-f/4, to easily capture the artistic atmosphere of the moment.

Shanhui Art Community – “Not Just Roses” Steel Rose Installation

As shown in the picture, the photographer stands by the fence and takes a downward shot. When shooting, be mindful to avoid pedestrians to maintain a clean frame and prevent distortion. It is recommended to use a camera with a 24-70mm zoom lens, set the focal length to 35mm and the aperture around f/4. The best time for shooting is around 4 PM.

Shanhui Art Community – Boiler Room

The model stands to the left of the golden-framed painting, positioned at one-third from the left side of the image, with the photographer capturing the scene at eye level. Using the rule of thirds, the painting is placed at the right one-third, creating a balanced composition between left and right. The model crosses their arms over their chest in a "NO" gesture, engaging with the content of the painting. The shot includes the full body of the model and the complete painting, with a simple gray wall as the background. 1. Travel tips: ① Exhibition dates: June 27th to August 3rd; ② Ticket price: $35 per ticket (closed on Mondays). 2. Additional suggestions: There will be more people coming to take photos, so it's advisable to go a bit earlier to avoid peak times.

Shanhui Art Museum – NoNoNo Painting

Photo by Xi’an SEG International – World’s Largest Indoor Waterfall

Xi’an SEG International – World’s Largest Indoor Waterfall

Capture the scene from a bird's-eye view with the character positioned on the right side of the frame, including the large red "Chang'an" characters on the left, along with hanging yellow lanterns, cartoon figures, and a wooden grille background on the right, to fully display the Chang'an themed elements.

SEG International Mall – With Chang’an Wall & Ancient Costume Doll

Use a centered composition, place the butterfly specimen in the middle of the frame to highlight the texture details of the blue wings. Take a flat angle to ensure the complete display of the butterfly's front. Include the butterfly's main body and the label below in the frame, and retain a white background to simply highlight the subject and ensure the details are clear.

SEG International Mall – Indoor Butterfly Specimens

Photo by SEG Rooftop Parking

SEG Rooftop Parking

Photo by SEG International Mall – Twin Ponytail Doll Sculpture

SEG International Mall – Twin Ponytail Doll Sculpture

The photographer stands on the ground floor of the atrium directly facing the waterfall, using a horizontal shooting angle. The composition is centered, placing the main body of the waterfall in the middle of the frame to highlight the vertical flow of water and the layers of greenery above and below. The framing should include the top flowers, the middle waterfall, and the bottom water features, with the background incorporating the side floors of the shopping mall and glass curtain walls. The foreground should retain the nearby pink flowers to enhance the sense of depth. A wide-angle lens is recommended to fully showcase the integrated landscape of the atrium waterfall and architecture.

SEG International Mall – Greenery, Floral Waterfall Decoration