Where can Zhengzhou take a wedding photo on location?

1, European architecture. High-end atmosphere, but more picky.

2. Network celebrity block. Suitable for people who like to "punch in" everywhere, but it is easy to go out of date.

3. Campus. If you are classmates or know each other at school, you can choose to shoot scenes at school. Libraries, playgrounds and multimedia classrooms are all good choices. We once had a client who was particularly interested in writing a script on 4 pages of A4 paper. The photos were really story-telling. That is, since then, as a photographer, I have actively guided clients to tell their stories, which has greatly improved my shooting skills (hehe, a little narcissistic).

4. The lawn is green. Regular shooting, many customers choose.

5. Seasonal scenes. Specific flowers (rose, rape, lavender, indigo, etc. ), red leaves (shooting in autumn, not in Zhengzhou city, generally need to go to the surrounding area, it is best to shoot in the mountains. Due to the cost problem, the store rarely pushes and takes pictures), Ginkgo biloba leaves, snow scenes (the scene of frost hanging on branches has also been taken, but newcomers are prone to catch cold, haha) and so on.

6. Water system. Generally, they are taken by rivers or lakes, and most of them are designated by customers to shoot water systems.

7. Attractions. The cost is high (newcomers have to bear the tickets themselves and the staff), and some scenic spots are not allowed to take wedding photos.

8. Cinema Cafe. We have a cooperation in the cinema, with hundreds of wallets for two hours, but customers need to pay for it themselves, and the money will be paid directly to the cinema. Coffee shops need to find something specific, and customers need to spend money.

9. Old buildings. Generally speaking, some dilapidated buildings are about to be demolished.

10, the roof. Many roofs are not allowed, which depends on luck. I took a good shot a few days ago, but suddenly I was not allowed in. This happens from time to time.

1 1, bridges and highways. Generally, they are remote places with few people and safety first. A few years ago, it was reported in the news that a colleague in Zhengzhou took photos on the elevated bridge, which caused traffic jams. Haha, when I saw it, I thought the photographer was a bit of that.