Guiyang eco museum provides training

On the morning of June 30, the Guiyang Ecological Science Museum hosted a unique photography event, attracting over 40 ecological volunteers from organizations such as the Guizhou University of Finance and Economics and the Guizhou Science Photography Association.

The event began with Qin Gang, the chairman of the Guizhou Science Photography Association, showcasing his landscape photography of Shili River Beach. He taught various classic photography composition techniques, including diagonal composition. He also presented photos of butterflies, eliciting amazement from the audience by highlighting the intricate details of the butterflies' front and back, as well as their color patterns.

Volunteers admire a butterfly photo by Qin. [Photo/Guiyang news network]

Following this, the volunteers ventured into Shili River Beach for an on-site photography practice session. They received hands-on photography guidance from senior members of the Guizhou Science Photography Association.

Volunteers are taught how to take better photos. [Photo/Guiyang news network]

Fang Shan, a volunteer from Guizhou University of Finance and Economics, said that the event was novel and engaging. She noted that while photography might seem unrelated to ecology, it actually reflects the environment, which in turn enhances the art of photography. She also expressed her commitment to protecting the natural environment and practicing a low-carbon lifestyle in the future.