Preview in advance 🩵 Snow photo poses

Girls! Who says you have to go north to see snow? Changsha Window of the World has brought a snowy fairy tale town right to your doorstep! 🥳 Starting from December, the entire "fairy tale town" will be continuously snowing, with romantic and controllable artificial snowflakes, so you no longer have to "wish" for the weather! Xiao Chuang has put together this super comprehensive photo guide. Follow it, and your nine-grid posts on social media will be legendary! ❄️ 🏰 Must-visit photo spots guide (with photo angles) [Location] Dream Magic Snow Town (Cowboy Street) This street is made for taking photos! On both sides are pointed houses with star lights and frosting-like snow on the roofs. Snow machines spray periodically, and snowflakes gently fall, creating a perfect atmosphere 💯 [Photo tips] 1️⃣ Dynamic shots: Walk slowly in the middle of the street, look back or reach out to catch snow, and have your friends use burst mode to capture the most natural moments ❄️ 2️⃣ Window interaction: Stand in front of a warm yellow-lit window, pretend to look inside, and the glass reflection will give your portrait a built-in soft light filter 🧊 3️⃣ Clothing: Strongly recommend wearing bright colors! For example, white, red, or blue coats will stand out beautifully against the snowy background 🧣 4️⃣ Composition: Stand in the open space in front of the houses, include the entire house and the snowy sky in the frame. Make the person smaller to highlight the rich and dreamy scene ✨ 5️⃣ Detail close-ups: Don’t forget to take some close-ups! Snow on wooden doors, snow-covered pine branches, and metallic shiny bells 🔔 are all great choices～ 6️⃣ Shooting tips: The best time to shoot is after the lights come on at night. Use portrait mode on your phone with the sparkling wish tree as the background, focus on the face, and easily capture dreamy bokeh shots 7️⃣ Pose suggestions: Shoot side or back views of making wishes to instantly add storytelling 💡 Photography “tricks” to make your photos more advanced 1️⃣ Golden hour: The light at dusk is the softest and can capture the delicate texture of snow. At night, use various lights to create a dreamy contrast of warm and cool tones 💠 2️⃣ Exposure secret: Snow scenes tend to look dull. When shooting with your phone, tap on the brighter part of the screen to focus, then slide the sun icon up to increase exposure compensation a bit, making the snow look whiter 🤍 3️⃣ Slow shutter magic: If you have a professional mode or camera, slow down the shutter speed (like 1/30 second or slower) to capture falling snowflakes as silky dreamy bokeh, instantly enhancing the sophistication 📷 4️⃣ Props bonus: Bring fluffy hats, scarves, transparent umbrellas, or a hot drink. They keep you warm and make excellent photo props, making the scene more lively and cozy 💖