Changchun City Walk: I took a photo of the Changchun Internet-famous wall

Here is a travel photography guide for Changchun Water Culture Ecological Park: Preparation - Equipment: Bring a camera, enough memory cards and batteries, or a fully charged phone. You can also prepare auxiliary equipment such as a tripod and a reflector. - Clothing: Match your clothing to different shooting scenes. For industrial-style scenes, you can wear cool black or denim clothes. For forest scenes, light-colored clothes are suitable. For colorful places such as flower waterfalls, choose simple, solid-colored clothes. - Other items: Bring water and snacks. In summer, protect yourself from the sun and mosquitoes. In winter, keep warm. Shooting time - Seasons: Spring is full of flowers, summer is full of greenery, autumn is full of golden leaves, and winter is full of snow. Each season has its own characteristics. - Time of day: The light is soft in the morning, which is suitable for shooting quiet scenery. The sunset glow in the evening can add warm colors to buildings and people. Recommended shooting locations - Water Wave Building: The iconic building at the main entrance of the park. The unique water wave design facade is paired with a flower waterfall. You can take a photo from below or from a distance to show the whole picture, or take a close-up of the flowers and architectural details. - North Open-air Sedimentation Tank: There is a glass walkway on the right side of the main entrance. You can walk on the walkway and overlook the sedimentation tank. You can take a silhouette or close-up of a person with the sedimentation tank as the background. - Museum: The walls are covered with Boston ivy. The old building is full of a quiet and ancient feeling. You can take a panoramic or partial view of the building, or let people interact with the Boston ivy.  - South Open-air Sedimentation Tank: The filming location of the TV series "A Lifelong Journey." You can take a photo with it as the background outside, and use the surrounding environment to create a sense of age. - Forest Corridor: Near the children's playground, the corridor is winding. You can take a dynamic picture of a person walking or running in the corridor.  - Sunken Rain Garden: The site of a water plant, full of industrial style. You can take industrial-style or wasteland-style photos, and use elements such as steel bars and cement to compose the picture.