📸 Review of the most chic photo spots in Shanghai

#ShanghaiTravel 🌳 Tian An 1000 Trees – Shanghai What to do here? • It is a landmark in the style of a “sky garden” decorated with more than 1,000 trees on a 9-story building structure along the Suzhou River. Complete with a coffee shop, art gallery and a small garden, adjusted for people to walk and take pictures.  • The location is not far from Jiangning Road Station (Exit 1, walk 8–10 minutes). The atmosphere is shady, peaceful, with cool photo props along the canal.  Photography tips: • The best light is early morning or late evening. The light from the southwest shines through the treetops. • Find simple elements such as car windows or rocks along the road mixed with trees to make the picture look layered. ⸻ 🌆 Oriental Pearl TV Tower – Shanghai Recommended places: • The 468m high tower has 11 balls arranged like “Pearls on Jade Plates” on the Bund bank, near the Bund  • A great photo spot is on the west bank of the Huangpu River during Blue Hour after sunset, because the blue-purple tones of the sky contrast softly with the light from the ball.  Photography tips: • Use a tripod + long exposure on the river bank or at dusk. • Popular angles: • Waibaidu Bridge uses the steel wires as the leading lines + the tower in the middle. • Lujiazui Central Green uses trees as the foreground in front of the sky. • You can go up to the inner tower to take 360° views from the gallery (there is an entrance fee). #travelchina #pearltower #tianan1000trees