I went to Shanghai just for these photos!

Here are some recommended photo spots in Shanghai: The Bund and Surroundings - Shama House: The bar on the 7th floor rooftop is a great spot to capture both old and modern buildings in one frame. The building has a unique style from the outside, but don't be fooled into thinking it's not open. Just push the door open and go in.  - Intersection of Jiujiang Road and Sichuan Middle Road: You can capture the buildings of the Bund and the bustling traffic. With the traffic in the foreground and the historic buildings of the Bund in the background, it creates a sense of nostalgia and modernity intertwined. - Zhapu Road Bridge: Located in the core area of "One River, One River," standing on the bridge, you can capture the contrast between the historic buildings of Puxi and the modern skyscrapers of Pudong. You can also capture the Waibaidu Bridge and the Lujiazui Four Towers in one shot.  Lujiazui and Surroundings - Lujiazui Circular Pedestrian Bridge: A great spot to get up close and personal with the Oriental Pearl Tower. Standing on the circular pedestrian bridge, you can take photos with the Oriental Pearl Tower as the background, whether it's portraits or cityscapes.  - Shanghai IFC Mall 5th Floor Terrace: At night, the Oriental Pearl Tower shines brightly against the backdrop of the surrounding skyscrapers, creating a stunning night view. It's one of the best spots to capture the night view of Lujiazui. - Meiyuan Park: The park's ancient glazed tiles and flying eaves contrast sharply with the modern skyscrapers, creating a strong visual impact. It's a classic spot for capturing the juxtaposition of ancient and modern.  Jing'an Temple and Surroundings - Jing'an Temple: Jing'an Temple is one of Shanghai's landmarks. From the pedestrian bridge on the south side, you can capture the cross-era combination of Chinese and Western architecture, creating a sense of time travel.   - Moller Villa: This house looks like a "fairy tale building" from the outside, resembling a Disney castle from afar. You can capture the full view of Moller Villa from the pedestrian bridge at Exit 12 of Nanjing West Road Station on Metro Line 12.  Yu Garden and Surroundings - Yu Garden: When night falls and the lights come on, you can take photos with Yu Garden from the second-floor terrace of Peet's Coffee, exuding classical beauty.  - Yuyuan Old Street: The street is lined with ancient-style buildings and shops, adorned with red lanterns, creating a lively and nostalgic atmosphere. Whether you're capturing the architecture or people, it's a great spot for photos.