The lobby can be photographed beautifully, JW Marriott Phu Quoc

❤ Recommended reasons: 🌳 Because JW Marriott Phu Quoc is really great to stay in and take photos of. The pictures and experiences are so rich that writing a book wouldn't be enough, so today I still want to talk about it! This time I stayed with my Vietnamese 🇻🇳 celebrity boyfriend 😜😜😜, not sure if anyone recognizes him~ 🌟 Highlights: Truly worthy of being the most beautiful JW in the world, the hotel features a retro campus style, with each area named after different academies. Moreover, the dopamine style and the room experience in each building are also different. 🗓 Itinerary: From Monday to Sunday, 6:00–21:00, different experience courses are offered, such as candle making, watching movies, cycling, tabata, etc., really giving a school atmosphere. The public areas inside the hotel are richly decorated with colors. Personally, I think wearing brightly colored clothes will make the photos stand out more; otherwise, if the photos are not taken well, it is easy to confuse the background with the person. 📝 Tips: Here are some spots where ordinary people can take great photos even without makeup. For those who like a strong overall atmosphere in photos and, like me, don't have time to put on makeup, just wear sunglasses and find a good angle. 1️⃣ Super large "island counter" in the lobby There is a step facing it. Stand on the higher step, align the camera horizontally and vertically, and ensure symmetry in the framing. You can't go wrong with this shot. 2️⃣ Swing bed in the lobby This is in the same area as picture 3, and this angle highlights the soft furnishings details more. 3⃣️ Roman columns in the lobby The overall feeling the hotel gives me is that the ceilings are very high, and the soft furnishings in the higher areas are also very rich. These two complement each other, making the space feel more layered. Sit on the bench, and the photographer should shoot slightly upwards to capture both the beautiful scenery and long legs. 4⃣️ Trophy in the lobby A quick snap while waiting for the car, surprisingly beautiful. 5⃣️ Check-in area On the first day of check-in, the attendant seated us by the window, which is right behind picture 4. Later, taking photos here also had a great atmosphere. You can pretend to open the window, use your arm slightly, and show off nice muscle lines (I don't have any). 6⃣️ Round table in the lobby This spot forms a triangle with pictures 5 and 2. There are some books on the table that can be used as props. Sitting on the bench reading a book gives off a French literary girl vibe. 7⃣️ Iconic stone sculpture at the hotel entrance Set the camera to 0.5x, emphasizing grandeur. 8⃣️ Garden signpost If I remember correctly, it's on a relatively bustling path in the non-guest area of the hotel. The location is relatively inconspicuous, but the wall and plant colors at this angle are very vivid, making for great photos. 9⃣️ Deep corridor On the way from the hotel lobby to the restroom, the photographer should stand farther away, and setting the camera to 3-5x will make the visual effect more prominent.