By MOOK Scenic Spots Family, compiled report
After autumn harvest, huge hay bales are rolled up and stacked into small mountains, resembling the most natural public artworks. Whether kids are climbing around playing or adults are taking photos here, it’s unexpectedly become an alternative, wildly popular limited-time attraction. Here are six popular photographer angles shared by netizens.
Towering hay bales look amazing even just standing on top of them. (Photo / bartpinyao)
To capture an indie-style photo, use the hay stack and blue sky as the background, align the subject parallel to the hay stack, and have the camera angle perpendicular to the hay stack. The simpler and purer your composition, the easier it is to get a great IG-worthy shot.
To showcase the beauty of quantity in a stack of hay bales, try to keep the frame simple and clean. (Photo / fiy_travel1011)
To take a photo with a retro vibe, lower the contrast of the image and slightly overexpose it. The subject can wear retro-fashion elements or bold-colored clothing to enhance the effect.
Different angles can make the same hay stack look completely different. (Photo / yin4881)
To create a nostalgic feel, slightly darken the brightness, increase vignetting around the edges, and incorporate clouds in the sky. Have the subject gaze into the distance atop the hay stack to evoke a wistful mood.
Funny and playful poses are also quite popular. (Photo / tpo5088)
To capture a fun vibe, design all sorts of silly and amusing poses interacting with the hay bale stacks – falling down or lying flat are especially trendy choices.
Even a hay bale stack can be shot with a magazine-worthy look. (Photo / ooo_lin_ooo)
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