Foshan Photography~Foshan Creative Industry Park is so beautiful at night! Here's a guide

Here's a guide to taking photos at Foshan Creative Industry Park at night: Photo Spots • Bubble Square: This square often hosts colorful fluorescent concerts, electronic music parties, and other events. Use the stage and colorful lights as a background to take atmospheric photos. The bubble installations in the square also make for a great foreground. • Clock Tower: The retro clock tower is particularly charming at night when illuminated. You can stand at a distance and take a panoramic photo with the clock tower in the background, or get up close to capture the details and light and shadow of the clock tower. • Foreigner Street: This street is full of exotic charm, with unique buildings and shop signs on both sides of the street. You can take photos of people walking down the street, or take portraits with the unique shops in the background. • Love Square: This square has romantic elements such as heart-shaped landmarks. If you're lucky enough to come across a proposal or other romantic event, you can capture sweet and beautiful moments. Preparation • Transportation: You can take bus 109, 115, or 120 and get off at Jihua 4th Road East or Creative Industry Park. You can also take Metro Line 2 to Jihuayuan Station, exit from Exit B, and ride a bike to the park. If you drive, please pay attention to parking. • Outfit Suggestions: You can wear retro or trendy clothes to match the retro and trendy atmosphere of the park. • Photography Equipment: Prepare a phone or camera. If you want to take long-exposure night shots, you can bring a tripod. Photography Tips • Use Light and Shadow: The park is full of lights. You can use the lights from shops, streetlights, etc. to create light and shadow effects, such as taking photos of silhouettes or the outlines of buildings under the interplay of light and shadow. • Combine Movement and Stillness: When shooting dynamic scenes such as stage performances or street performers, you can lower the shutter speed to create a motion blur effect and add a sense of movement to the picture. • Creative Composition: Use the geometric elements of the park, such as windows and door frames, to create a frame composition. You can also place people in a corner of the picture to contrast with the surrounding environment and highlight the subject.