Recently, the Fanpage of the Hue Monuments Conservation Center has had many interesting posts instructing on how to take photos with Hue heritage, attracting thousands of interactions, shares and positive comments. 
An article sharing how to take photos inside the Hue royal palace has many likes.
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Most recently, the article "Do you want to have beautiful, royal check-in photos when coming to Hue? Save the following suggested shooting angles to have the most impressive photo set!" has had a lot of interactions.
The factor that helps articles get responses is the way they share photos in detail, easy to understand and beautiful illustrations.
Photos in the article guide couples to take photos at Hue Imperial City
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The articles also provide detailed instructions on shooting angles, posing "tips", and ideal shooting times. For example, the article on shooting at Ngo Mon has the following paragraph: "Shooting angle: Stand directly in the middle of the path, so that the flower paths on both sides create an effect that leads the eye to the center of the photo. Posing tips: Walk gently, wear a flowing ao dai and look into the distance to increase the depth of the photo. The ideal time is early in the morning when the light fog will create a magical effect."
The instructions for shooting angles are also interesting, such as taking a photo with the giant frangipani tree by the lake must be taken from a distance, capturing the entire scene of the giant frangipani tree combined with the hazy lake behind. When posing, walk slowly along the lawn, creating a gentle feeling like an ancient painting...
These articles also share color correction tips, such as slightly increasing contrast and reducing saturation to preserve the vintage look of the photo.
In addition to useful content, each article is accompanied by impressive images.
PHOTO: HUE HERITAGE CONTRIBUTOR
Under the posts, many viewers left comments of interest such as: "Wonderful", "very useful article", "I will go to Hue and try this way of taking photos"...
Sharing about the unique idea, Mr. Tran Thien, head of the Communications Team (Hue Monuments Conservation Center) said that the goal of the project is to let all visitors to Hue know the most beautiful photo angles with the relic complex. Further, it is to promote Hue heritage every day. In particular, when visitors take photos and post them on their personal pages, these visitors will be "media ambassadors" for beautiful images of Hue.
According to Mr. Thien, in just over 2 months of implementation, the center's Fanpage has posted more than 100 articles instructing tourists to take photos with heritage sites, receiving thousands of likes and interactions. These articles are updated regularly but divided into fixed time frames during the day so that locals and tourists can access them.
Experiences about shooting angles, composition, and costumes are all taken from photographers.
PHOTO: HUE HERITAGE CONTRIBUTOR
"The posted images and photography tips are taken from the center's heritage collaborators. They are very good photographers, love Hue very much, and are willing to share to spread Hue's image everywhere," said Mr. Thien.
Through these photos, the Hue Monuments Conservation Center hopes that the project will contribute to building Hue into a film studio in the future. "The angles of the heritage taken by talented artists are also cinematic angles, so that filmmakers can see the beauty of Hue...", Mr. Thien added.
The photo was taken at dawn in Hue Imperial City.
PHOTO: HUE HERITAGE CONTRIBUTOR
In addition to useful shared articles, the Fanpage of the Hue Monuments Conservation Center is also equipped with an AI message reply system to support visitors as quickly as possible when searching for information related to services, policies, destinations, etc.
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