Check-in corner
Night Lights Corner, when the golden lights come on
When it gets dark, the golden-light corner at Nhà An looks its best on camera. A hot cup of tea in your hands, soft light behind you: no fancy filter needed, the photo still glows warm.
The idea
Golden light, a touch of tenderness
The Night Lights Corner is Nhà An's spot for evening photos: warm bulbs, string lights and soft pools of light and shadow. It looks best after 7 PM, once it's fully dark outside.
Since Nhà An is open 24/7, you can drop by after work, after class or during a break from a deadline crunch. Take your shot, then head back to your table and keep going.
Shooting at this corner is free for Nhà An guests. The exact spot at each branch will be announced when we open.
- Warm bulbs and string lights, best after 7 PM
- Great for portraits, shots of your tea and photos with friends
- No pro camera needed, your phone is enough
Quick tips
Night light: best time, angle and props
Light is weaker at night, so a few small tricks will make your photos brighter and sharper.
Best times
From 7 PM on, once it's dark outside, the warm bulbs stand out most. Late at night the café is usually quieter, so it's easier to shoot without people in the frame.
Camera angle
Put the string lights behind you, a little distance from your subject, so the points of light blur into dreamy circles. Hold the phone steady or rest your elbows on the table.
Outfit
Light colors like cream, blush pink and white catch the light well. Black still looks great if you stand close to a light source.
Props
A steaming cup of tea, a book or an open laptop all suit the evening mood.
Turn the flash off
Flash washes out the warm golden tone. Switch on your phone's night mode, tap on the face to focus and slide the brightness down slightly if the shot is blown out.
Inspiration
Frames under the golden lights
A few photo ideas to try when you visit Nhà An.
How to shoot
Four steps to night photos on your phone
The lighting is already lovely, you just need a light touch.
Find a light source
Stand or sit near a light so it falls on your face, and avoid standing against the light unless you want a silhouette.
Steady hands, flash off
Hold the phone with both hands and tuck your elbows against your body or the table. Turn the flash off and use night mode if your phone has it.
Focus and adjust brightness
Tap your subject, then slide the brightness down a little if the bulbs are blown out.
Take several shots
Night photos blur easily. Take a few in a row and pick the sharpest.
Etiquette
Night shooting, remember to take turns
Please do
- Keep it quick and make room for other guests
- Ask before including the person sitting next to you in the frame
- Keep your voice down, especially near the Deadline Room
Please avoid
- Pointing a flash or LED light straight at other people
- Moving tables and chairs or blocking walkways
- Staying in one spot for a long time when another group is waiting
Quick questions about the Night Lights Corner
What time is the Night Lights Corner open?
Nhà An is open 24/7 at all 5 branches. The Night Lights Corner looks best after 7 PM, but you can stop by any time.
Is there a fee to take photos at the Night Lights Corner?
Shooting at this corner is free for Nhà An guests.
Do I need a professional camera?
No. A phone with a night mode is enough. The most important tips are to stand near a light source, hold steady and turn off the flash.
Is it OK to go alone at night?
Nhà An has staff on duty 24 hours, so you can stop by to work or take a break in the evening. When heading home late, choose a safe way to travel and let someone close to you know.
See you for under the Nhà An lights
Nhà An is finishing its 5 branches and opening soon. Reserve a table ahead or message us on Zalo to hear the opening date.
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