Kunming locals, how do you take pictures of the blue jacaranda at night?

This is my impression of the spring blue jacaranda in Kunming. In springtime Kunming, if there comes a timely rain, it must be a delightful and colorful shower of blossoms. Following the Panlong River to its source, heading towards Dian Lake, have you noticed those delicate and lonely strands of elegant blue? If March in Yangzhou is about leaning on the railing amidst the lush greenery, then April in Kunming must be about waiting for you amidst the tranquil blue jacarandas~~~ But as a local Kunming resident, while tourists take photos of the blue jacaranda, I am at work, and I don't want to move in the crowded weekends, does that mean I can't take pictures of the blue jacaranda? Not necessarily. We can pretend to go on a diet right after work in the evening, and experience the combination of blue jacaranda and dusk. Recommended spots: Beside Taoyuan Square On the bridge that crosses the Panlong River on Yuantong Street 📷 Essential equipment Say it three times: a telephoto lens Don't use a phone, the difference is really huge At these two locations, as night falls, the lights from shops begin to twinkle, and the bridge is lit by car headlights. Using a telephoto lens to create bokeh might result in some light spots, but it already forms a very good supplementary light. After a tiring day at work, I too can have a beautiful evening date with the blue jacaranda~~~ Kunming·Yunnan