Discovering Shanghai | This ship has got the city's photographers all excited

The 'Bruise' of Shanghai, a sunken ship, is worth the 70km drive to take pictures! Seeing this big ship really got me excited, so I hurriedly took advantage of the holiday to shear the wool off the expressway and went to Changxing Island to shoot. Shanghai's winter doesn't have ice and snow, making it quite difficult to find niche outdoor photography spots during this season, but this stranded ship is undoubtedly a great subject for shooting. - 【Photography Tips】 ① Best Time to Shoot The light is softer in the morning or afternoon on a sunny day, which is better for taking pictures. At other times, when shooting portraits, use a reflector as the light can be too harsh. ② Shooting Positions When the lens is facing the left side of the ship, the light is very strong, suitable for shooting silhouettes. When the right side of the ship is illuminated, the red and blue saturation of the entire ship is high, making the colors in the image pop. ③ Address Navigate to Ruifeng Sand on Changxing Island, where you can park on the roadside. ④ Nearby Places to Go Yangtze River Bridge, Ding Dam (where you can set off fireworks at night)