Shooting photo with the Moon
The Moon installation is one of the most loved and frequently visited photo spots in the city. Visitors from all over the world stop here to capture a unique moment and if you’re passing by, you’ll probably want the perfect shot too.
To help you get the best possible photo, we’ve put together a few simple tips. One of the most popular poses is holding the Moon in your hand and to make it truly look magical, a few small details really matter.
Getting the Perfect Shot
Let’s see how you can capture the perfect photo using one of the most iconic poses. Want to look like you’re holding the Moon in your hand? Here’s what to pay attention to.
Common Mistake
A common mistake is standing directly underneath the Moon installation while the photographer stands close by. In this case, the Moon appears too high above you, making it impossible to “reach,” and it ends up looking small or distant in the photo.
Wrong position
Correct position
The Trick
So how are those amazing photos created where people seem to hold the Moon effortlessly?
The trick is simple: the person being photographed should stand a few meters in front of the Moon, not directly under it. Then, the photographer should step back slightly and take the photo from a lower angle. From this perspective, the Moon will line up perfectly with your hand, creating the illusion that you’re holding it.
Feeling hungry after your photoshoot?
If taking photos with the Moon made you hungry or you’d like to explore more nearby spots you’re in the perfect place. Discover cafés and restaurants just steps away from the Moon installation.
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