SUMMIT Photo Guide: Outfits, Mirror Tricks, and Can’t-Miss Angles

SUMMIT’s infinite reflections are a dream—and a challenge. This photo guide covers outfits, glare control, composition tricks, and etiquette so you leave with keepers.

Glass elevators and mirrors demand careful composition.

Outfit and Gear

• Neutral or solid colors reduce visual clutter; avoid busy prints.
• Polarizing filters are optional; sunglasses help with glare and eye comfort.
• Clean your lens often—fingerprints are everywhere.

Checklist

• Spare microfiber cloth
• Stable phone grip or small strap
• Large tripod (policy varies; better to skip)

Angles to Try

• Symmetry: Center yourself on floor seams; lower the camera to keep horizons straight.
• Levitation: Place the subject near the platform edge; let the city recede behind.
• Night Abstracts: Aim at reflections, not the skyline directly, for layered light patterns.

Tip: Turn off auto-brightness and expose for highlights in mirror rooms.

Motionless poses make mirror lines look sharper.

Etiquette

• Step aside promptly after your shot—others will return the favor.
• Mind your bag and footing—reflections can hide edges and transitions.

Safety Note

• For height-sensitive companions, start with interior zones and work outward.