Chongqing Travel: Must-See Photo Spots in Shibati

Here's a guide to taking photos in the Shibati Traditional Style Area of Chongqing: Photo Spots • Yu Danfeng Silver Building: Inside, a large dragon hangs amidst a mist. Use an ultra-wide-angle lens for a captivating atmosphere. • THE X2's 2nd-floor balcony: Features a heart with "Chongqing" printed on it. Capture the high-rise buildings and steps behind for a landmark shot. • Ancient Well Square: The origin of Shibati's name. Photograph the ancient well, surrounding traditional buildings, and passing tourists. • Yougeng Youxi Street: Many interesting slogans, such as "The wind that misses you has blown to Chongqing," perfect for creative photos. • Area D, Phoenix Terrace: Features a large pedestrian crossing, an "I'm in Chongqing" hot air balloon, and adorable pandas—a wealth of elements. Shooting Times Daytime is ideal for capturing architectural details and human scenes with clear, bright lighting. In the evening, the illuminated atmosphere is perfect for night scenes, creating a dreamy, Spirited Away-like feel. Shooting Techniques • Use a wide-angle lens for panoramic views to showcase the overall landscape. Use a telephoto lens to capture details like carvings and signs. • Use cobblestone roads and railings as foreground elements to add depth to your photos. • Try low-angle shots to emphasize the height and grandeur of the buildings.