This isn't abroad, it's beautiful Harbin!

Here are some tips for taking photos of the Songhua River Bridge: Time - Daytime: 9–11 am, when the light is soft and the colors are saturated, is a good time to take photos of the bridge's details and panoramic views. 3–5 pm, when the side light can highlight the three-dimensional effect, is a good time to take photos of the sparkling river. - Evening: At sunset, the afterglow of the sunset is reflected on the river and the bridge, creating a romantic and warm atmosphere. This is usually around 4:30–5:30 pm. - Night: After the lights are turned on, the outline of the bridge is outlined by the lights, which complements the city's night view. This is a good time to take night photos. Location - Under the bridge: Stand on the side of the bridge, with the bridge and the Songhua River as the background, to capture the grandeur of the bridge. - Glass walkway: If there is a glass walkway, stand on it with the transparent glass as the foreground, and take photos of the river and the bridge through the glass to enhance the visual effect. - Railway on the bridge: Walk on the railway, with the distant river and city as the background, to take industrial or retro-style photos. - Green house by the bridge: Stand between the two bridges and take a photo with the green house, using the depth of field to compose the photo. - Slope at the bridge entrance: Lean on the railing of the slope, place the person in the blank space, and take a photo with the bridge. Tips - Composition: Use the rule of thirds to arrange the bridge, river, and other elements in the photo; use the lines of the bridge to guide the composition and attract attention. - Angle: A low angle can highlight the height of the bridge; a high angle can show the whole bridge and river. You can go to a nearby high place or take a cable car to take photos. - Equipment: Use a wide-angle lens to take panoramic photos of the bridge and the river, and a telephoto lens to take close-up photos of distant details or the scenery on the other side of the river. Bring a tripod to keep the camera steady, especially at night or when using a slow shutter speed. Clothing - Winter: Wear a thick down jacket and snow boots, and pair them with brightly colored hats, scarves, and gloves to add highlights. - Other seasons: In spring and summer, you can wear a light shirt or T-shirt with jeans or a skirt. In autumn, you can wear a trench coat or sweater to show your youthful energy.