Family, who understands, on Longjiang Road one looks back three times at every step!

Qingdao Longjiang Road Photography Guide 1. Best Photo Spot Selection Reluctant Day and Night Cafe Located next to Lao She's former residence at No. 4 Longjiang Road, it is a corner coffee shop with a sense of the era. It is recommended to come early in the morning to shoot, to avoid the backlight at noon. DuoDuoLuo Theme House Located at No. 5 Longjiang Road, diagonally opposite the Reluctant Day and Night Cafe. The Totoro graffiti on the wall is a feature here, very cute. EVA Grocery Located at No. 31 Huangxian Road, Unit 1, diagonally opposite another side of the Reluctant Day and Night Cafe, is also a great shooting location. 2. Shooting Angles and Composition Try shooting from a high angle to show the full view of the entire street. Choose a low angle to shoot upwards, emphasizing the majesty of the buildings. Use the 'rule of thirds' composition to divide the screen into three equal parts, placing important elements at the intersections. 3. Props and Style Matching You can carry some retro-style props such as cameras, hats, backpacks, etc., to match the environment of Longjiang Road. Wear light and comfortable clothing to move and shoot freely on the street. 4. Light and Environment Considerations The golden hour (sunrise and sunset) is the best time to shoot, with soft light and rich colors. Pay attention to the surrounding environment to avoid a cluttered background affecting the photo effect.