Use a flat angle to place the teddy bear in the center of the frame, highlighting its lively pose of holding a paintbrush. Include the red wall in the background, the white relief on the left, and the ARZO lettering above. Bring in part of the shopping mall corridor as the background to enhance the sense of environment, ensuring that the subject and background elements are fully presented.

Xi’an MixC Mall – Calligraphy Teddy Display

Stand in front of the sculpture, interact with the puppy or stand naturally, and position the camera to be eye-level or slightly lower to avoid crowds. When shooting with a smartphone, turn on the portrait mode to highlight the subject. If using a camera, select a focal length of 35-105mm, set the aperture between f/3.5 and f/6.3, and adjust the ISO according to lighting conditions.

Xi’an MixC Mall – Doodle Puppy Tail Wall

1. Shooting Position: The photographer takes the shot from a slightly lower position behind and to the side of the model. 2. Composition Technique: The photographer employs leading line composition with the railing acting as a guide pointing towards the model, and also uses the rule of thirds, placing the model along the right third line of the frame. 3. Lens Usage: A mid-telephoto lens is used to blur the background and highlight the subject of the model.

Xi’an MixC Mall – Tree of Life Railing

Stand in front of the sculpture for interaction or just naturally, with the camera at eye level or slightly lower, focusing on the theme of "avoiding the crowd and pampering the little dog." Use portrait mode on your phone to put you and the dog in the center; 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 social butterflies can boldly try taking photos with real dogs.

Xi’an MixC Mall – Doodle Puppy with Question Mark

The model stands in front of the railing, and the photographer stands about 1 meter opposite the model, taking a flat shot of the model. The portrait frame doesn't need to be too large; include the surrounding scenery in the shot.

Xi’an MixC Mall – Tree of Life Night View

Use the shape of the building to frame the TV tower in the background. Best time for photography: Recommended to go on weekdays in the morning, as it seems more beautiful in the day than at night, with fewer people and more favorable light, making it easier to take good shots.

Xi’an MixC Mall – TV Tower Shot from Stairs

Photo by Xi’an MixC Mall – Tree of Life Architecture

Xi’an MixC Mall – Tree of Life Architecture

The photographer stands slightly elevated at the center of the hall, using a flat shooting angle to showcase the entirety of the circular space. The frame should include the top circular lights, wall textures, round tables on the ground, and curved seating, fully presenting the spatial design and capturing more environmental details, highlighting the depth of the circular structure.

Xi’an MixC Mall – Round Stone Hall

Stand in front of the sculpture and interact or stand naturally, with the camera at eye level or slightly lower, focusing on the theme of "avoiding the crowd and pampering the little dog." Turn on the portrait mode on your phone to make both you and the dog the main focus; for the camera, choose a focal length of 35 - 105mm, with an aperture of f/3.5 - f/6.3. There are also many people who bring their dogs to check in here. If you're socially bold, don't hesitate to try and take a photo with a real dog.

Xi’an MixC Mall – Black-and-White Doodle Puppy Painting

Photo by Xi’an Joy City – Long Dome

Xi’an Joy City – Long Dome