The photographer stands directly in front of the inscribed wall, using a low-angle shot. With central composition, place the main body of the inscribed wall in the center of the frame, ensuring that the phrase "You're here" and the surrounding multilingual text are fully displayed. The frame includes the full view of the wall and the vertical stripes on the top and bottom, as well as the top lighting, enhancing the sense of depth in the image.

Xi’an Mixc – “Did You Come?” Text Wall

The model stands next to the stand-up board, and the photographer stands about 2 meters opposite the model, shooting horizontally. The portrait doesn't need to be too large; include the surrounding scenery in the shot.

Xi’an Mixc – Stinky Puppy Standee

The model approaches the fence, with the photographer positioned about 4 meters to the front side of the model, with the camera at eye level and a focal length of 50mm. Best time for shooting: It is recommended to take photos in the afternoon when the sunlight is good. Pay attention to composition to avoid distortion and be mindful of avoiding pedestrians.

Yunting by Ugly Bread – Outdoor Railing

Photography Tips: Stand in front of the sculpture and interact or stand naturally, with the camera positioned at eye level or slightly lower, focusing on creating a "crowd-avoiding, dog-loving" vibe. Use the portrait mode on your phone to put you and the dog in the center of attention; for a camera, choose a focal length of 35-105mm with an aperture of f/3.5 - f/6.3. There are also many people bringing their dogs to check in, so if you're outgoing, don't hesitate to try taking a photo with a real dog.

Xi’an MixC Mall – “I’m Fine” Dog Wall

The model stands in front of the painting, while the photographer stands about 2 meters to the side of the model, taking a low-angle shot that captures the model without enlarging the portrait too much, and includes the surrounding scenery in the frame.

Messy Dog Exhibit – YEYE Dog Wall

The photographer stands at the indicated location and uses a smartphone or camera with a telephoto lens to shoot the top glass curtain wall from an upward angle. You can zoom in to capture the Bamboo Light Court. Shooting time: It is best to take photos in the afternoon when the sunlight passes through the glass skylight, as this will yield better results.

Xi’an MixC Mall – Atrium

The model stands next to the standee, and the photographer stands about 2 meters opposite the model to capture the model. The portrait shot should not be too close; include the surrounding scenery as well.

UGG (Xi’an MixC) – Dog with Chef Hat

Standing by the railing under the Tree of Life, use the distant buildings and a part of the Tree of Life to create a framed composition, paying attention to finding the right angle. 1. Equipment settings: It is recommended to use a camera with a zoom lens, with a focal length of 24-70mm. Position the camera lower, zoom in, and take a shot from a low angle looking up. 2. Travel tips: ① Admission price: Free; ② Opening hours: 10:00-18:00.

MixC Mall – Tree of Life Night View

The photographer stands slightly lower in front of the sculpture, taking an upward shot to highlight the three-dimensional effect of the dog sculpture. A centered composition is used, placing the sculpture in the middle of the frame to ensure the main subject is complete. The frame includes the symmetrical buildings on both sides, enhancing the atmosphere of the scene. Travel Tips: ① Admission Price: Free; ② Opening Hours: All day.

Xi’an TRANDS – Dog Statue Night View

Photo by Xi’an MixC Mall – Stairs

Xi’an MixC Mall – Stairs