Back to being a princess in Thailand again~

🖤Words before the content: The temperature in Thailand is now 36-38 degrees, and Thai costumes are not breezy, so it's easy to get heatstroke (←I got heatstroke and vomited for two days after the shoot! Must bring Huoxiang Zhengqi water) If you still want to shoot, keep reading! ✨ 1️⃣Costume: No need to look for the old lady's shop anymore, it's very popular now, there's a row at the entrance of Wat Arun, and they all charge 200🐷 for 3 hours including hairstyle, accessories, so just pick one that looks good to you and rent it casually, it's so hot, the main thing is convenience! Pink, silver, and gray-blue are popular choices and they look good in photos, but I think dark blue stands out more because the subject is more noticeable! Very fair-skinned! If you don't like blue, choose colors with lighter tops and darker bottoms, you can't go wrong with the same color scheme, it's up to your own aesthetics! ✨ 2️⃣Best time to visit: The light is not harsh and the temperature is not so hot between 4:30 and 5:00 pm, but it's very crowded, so be mentally prepared, you might have to wait a long time for a spot... ✨ 3️⃣Photography tips Make good use of the portrait mode on the iPhone, both 2x and 3x work, the headshot mode can reasonably avoid the crowd, and I couldn't understand why the Apple camera automatically adjusts for backlighting, but after making peace with it, I found the effect is actually quite good! Just a little color adjustment in post-processing! If you can't keep your eyes open facing the sun, instead of forcing them open, just close them and enjoy, the photos will also have a relaxed feel~ Try different ways of closing your eyes, and see what poses look best~ Turn on the camera's live mode, and you can even choose a better shot afterward~ ✨ 4️⃣Shooting spots Actually, what I least want to talk about is this, there are no fixed spots, just shoot wherever there are fewer people... Wat Arun is beautiful but really hard to shoot, it's difficult in every aspect, not an exaggeration, mainly because there are too many people, it's impossible to take good photos! I waited for a spot until I got heatstroke and went home... ✨ In the end, everyone can appreciate the beauty of Wat Arun~