The best place to take photos of persimmons in Shanghai

The best place to take pictures of persimmons in Shanghai is the Shanghai Botanical Garden.

Autumn is the season when persimmons mature. The red persimmons hanging on the branches are very festive. Many photography enthusiasts like to take pictures of the persimmons. Although persimmons look beautiful, the branches of the persimmons are messy and the results may not be good when photographed.

If you want to take good-looking photos of persimmons, you must first observe carefully and find the better-looking parts of the persimmon tree to take pictures of. You can find a persimmon tree with a special shape or a bunch of beautiful persimmons for photography. After selecting a bunch of good-looking persimmons as the subject, you also need to choose a clean background. Generally, when the weather is sunny, you can choose the sky as the background.

When shooting, normal exposure can capture a bunch of bright persimmons with the blue sky as the background. If you want to shoot more artistically, you can increase the exposure by one or two stops to overexpose the entire picture. In this way, the blue sky background will turn white, and a red cross with a white background will be photographed.

Persimmon (scientific name: Diospyros kaki? Thunb.) is a large deciduous tree of the Diospyros family and genus Diospyros. Usually more than 10-14 meters tall, with breast height and diameter up to 65 cm; bark dark gray to gray-black, or yellowish-brown to brown.

The crown is spherical or oblong. Branches are spreading, green to brown, hairless, with scattered longitudinally split oblong or narrow oblong lenticels; young branches are initially ridged, with brown pubescence or downy hair or hairless. The leaves are papery, ovate-elliptic to obovate or nearly round.

The petiole is 8-20 mm long. The flowers are dioecious, the inflorescences are axillary and are cymes; the pedicel is about 3 mm long. Fruit shapes include spherical, oblate spherical, etc.; seeds are brown, oval, flattened on the sides; fruit stalk is thick, 6-12 mm long. The flowering period is from May to June, and the fruiting period is from September to October.

It is native to the Yangtze River Basin in China. It is cultivated in western Liaoning and the Great Wall line passes through southern Gansu and turns into Sichuan and Yunnan. South of this line and east to Taiwan Province, it is cultivated in many provinces and regions.

It is cultivated in North Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia, Oceania, Algeria in North Africa, France, the former Soviet Union, and the United States. The persimmon tree is a deep-rooted tree species and a positive tree species. It likes warm climate, sufficient sunshine and deep, fertile, moist and well-drained soil.