Of course we are looking for the ancients! Ancient Chinese literature talks about refining characters, which is full of literary talent. There are so many ancient texts, it is not difficult to find ancient sayings that match the artistic conception and pattern of your work. You can directly adopt them or make slight modifications. Using this type of title allows viewers to make associations when appreciating your work, and the expressive power of your work is enhanced.
However, it is best not to choose a name that is too straightforward, and do not choose a name that has been overused. It is better to use puns, etc.
If you shoot fighter jets, of course you can take "Top Gun", but if you change it and write "In the Cloud", it is obviously better.
When people see it, the heroic appearance of the fighter plane will appear in their minds, and the meaning of the word "Yunzhong" will also expand.
When you take a picture of the scene when the afternoon rain has just stopped, and you think of "Xiaoxiao Mu Yu Zi Gui Cry", you just change it and name it "Dusk Rain Begins".
When you shoot a drone hovering in the sky, if you give it a title like "Sweeping the Eight Wastelands", the ordinary photo will suddenly become interesting.
Emperor Qianlong once wrote "The Aftertaste of the Snow Hall" at the beginning of "Han Shi Tie". This change can be applied to many works, especially photos taken in the evening. "The Aftertaste of Jingshan" or whatever.
(Of course, you have to look at the target for this!
If you make a Lujiazui aftertaste, it would be too nondescript.) It is also good to use some famous paintings, such as "Kaifeng Kuaiqing" " and "The Starry Night"