🌷Seoul Forest Spring Limited Romance｜Final countdown to the tulip sea! Attached is a guide to avoid pitfalls and take photos

South Korea’s spring is always full of surprises. Although the tulips in Seoul Forest Park have come to an end, you can still capture the last blooming period to take beautiful photos of the "Spring Prologue" ~ Personal test and shooting experience sharing, quickly collect this "check for omissions" guide 👇 🌸 Current flowering period At present, most of the tulips in the park have gradually withered, with only a few pink, yellow and white varieties blooming sporadically (concentrated at the west entrance of the park and the lakeside area). Although there is no spectacular sea of ​​flowers in full bloom, the delicate beauty of "Spring Limited" can still be captured through the lens~ 📸 Zero-dead-angle shooting skills (saving sparse flowers) 1. Low-angle upward shooting - Squat down to the height of the flowers, with the sky as the background, so that the flowers occupy 2/3 of the picture and avoid the weeds on the ground. Turn on the "Portrait Mode" on your phone, blur the background and instantly create a "pseudo flower sea" effect🌼 - ✨Tip: Choose light-colored clothing (white/lavender dresses are best) to contrast with bright colors and make the face stand out more! 2. Close-up method - Focus on a single blooming tulip, turn on the "macro mode" to shoot the petal texture, and interact with your hands (gently fiddle with the flower stem, touch the stamen with your fingertips) to create a full atmosphere~ - 📌Applicable scenarios: When the gaps between flowers are large, use close-ups to hide the "sparse" shortcomings~ 3. Borrowed Composition - Use the wooden benches, white arches or fountains in the park as the foreground and the tulips as the background. It is recommended to take dynamic snapshots (such as spinning in circles, picking flowers), the picture will be more natural and vivid~ 🌳 Things to do around Seoul Forest (more than just tulips!) Don’t regret if you miss the peak blooming season, Seoul Forest still has these “alternative romances” worth exploring: ▪️ Cherry Blossom Avenue: From the east gate of the park to Machang Park Station, the late cherry blossoms are in full bloom, and the pink and white flowers are a perfect match with the green trails🌸 ▪️ Cute pet interactive area: If you bring children, you can go to the "Seoul Forest Zoo", where lambs and ponies are super healing~ ▪️ Picnic camping area: Rent a transparent tent (available for rent in the park), spread a checkered placemat by the lake, pair it with strawberry milk and honey toast bought from a convenience store, and get a Korean outdoor photo in seconds🍃 #Seoul Itinerary