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"Research on the wind direction and skirt hem of seaside wedding"
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"Research on the wind direction and skirt hem of seaside wedding"

"Research on Wind Direction and Skirt Hemlines at Seaside Weddings" is a small-scale fusion of fashion photography and environmental data maps. The main picture shows the moment when a bride's veil is blown by the wind…

Prompt

"Research on Wind Direction and Skirt Hemlines at Seaside Weddings" is a small-scale fusion of fashion photography and environmental data maps. The main picture shows the moment when a bride's veil is blown by the wind at the seaside. On the right side, detailed pictures are used to explain the wind direction, light angle, flower material tolerance, ceremony positioning and photography suggestions. It combines beauty and professional execution, with a ratio of 4:5.

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