Shot Lists for July
- TongRo Images

- 3 days ago
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As the height of summer approaches, July is just around the corner. It marks the peak of the vacation season and a time when demand for timely content across food, eco-friendly lifestyles, sports, and more surges dramatically. Even recurring themes can feel entirely new with just a slight twist reflecting this year’s trends. Here is the must-capture shoot request list for July 2026.
[Top Travel Destinations in July]
Travel content targeting peak July demand remains a consistently sought-after theme every year. This year, go beyond simple destination highlights and focus on capturing the “natural moments” experienced by real travelers.
1. Overseas Destinations – Japan & Vietnam
Japan – The Most Relatable Travel Content
Japan continues to be the most accessible and familiar overseas destination for Korean travelers. In cities like Tokyo, Osaka, and Fukuoka—ideal for short trips—“everyday moments” often have higher usability than typical tourist attractions.
Shooting Points
Natural walking scenes of friends or couples in alleys
Everyday travel moments: convenience stores, trains, street food
Casual shopping moments with bags in hand
Lived-in, local-feeling cityscapes rather than tourist spots
Vlog-style, natural perspectives
Suggested KeywordsJapan travel, Tokyo, Osaka, Fukuoka, vlog, everyday travel, alley, convenience store, train, shopping, travel mood
TipCapture the perspective of a “temporary local” rather than a tourist.
Vietnam – Premium Family Resort Destinations (Nha Trang & Phu Quoc)
Vietnam remains a top destination for family travelers. In July, Nha Trang and Phu Quoc are especially popular due to stable weather and excellent resort environments. Focus on relaxed, premium experiences like villas, infinity pools, breakfast, spa treatments, and ocean views.
Shooting Points
Families relaxing at resorts
Infinity pools, villas, ocean views
Premium experiences: breakfast, massage, spa
Warm 분위기 of multi-generational family trips
Local food and night market experiences
Suggested KeywordsVietnam travel, Nha Trang, Phu Quoc, family trip, resort, villa, infinity pool, relaxation, breakfast, spa
TipFocus on emotional family interactions to expand usability into lifestyle content.
2. Domestic Destinations – Trendy Beaches & Healing Valleys
Domestic travel remains steady, but due to content saturation, differentiation through mood and storytelling is key.
Yangyang & Goseong – Trendy Beach Vibes
These areas represent a youthful and free-spirited lifestyle combining surfing, cafés, and coastal drives.
Shooting Points
Walking with a surfboard
Relaxing in ocean-view cafés
Coastal drives and walks
Nature + Gen Z lifestyle
Workation lifestyle
Suggested KeywordsYangyang, Goseong, surfing, beach, café, drive, trendy, Gen Z, vacation
TipFocus on lifestyle moments with the ocean as a backdrop rather than just water activities.
Muju & Taebaek – Forest & Valley Healing (“Forest Stay”)
These destinations are gaining popularity as “cool summer escapes” without tropical nights.
Shooting Points
Feet dipped in valley water
Minimal camping in the forest
Quiet walks and rest
Eco-friendly, slow lifestyle
Natural light, calm compositions
Suggested KeywordsMuju, Taebaek, valley, forest, camping, healing, eco, slow life
TipEmphasize atmosphere over people to broaden usage into wellness and environmental content.
[Preparing for Chobok 2026: Capturing Coolness & Vitality]
During the Chobok season, content that conveys both “replenishing energy” and “enduring summer heat” performs well.
1. Health Foods – Tradition Meets Modernity
Shooting Points
Boiling hot samgyetang in a pot
Close-up of lifting a chicken drumstick
Grilled eel with rising smoke
Wrapping ssam with hands
Fusion dishes (abalone pasta, duck salad)
KeywordsChobok, samgyetang, grilled eel, health food, summer food, Korean cuisine
TipFocus on dynamic cooking processes and motion rather than static food shots.
2. Fruits & Hwachae – Visual Refreshment
Shooting Points
Sliced watermelon and fruit arrangements
Child biting into watermelon with a smile
Watermelon hwachae
Fruits in transparent bowls
Washing fruits
KeywordsWatermelon, hwachae, summer fruits, refreshing, ice, peach, plum
TipUse condensation and frost effects to enhance freshness and coolness.
3. Beating the Heat – Summer Lifestyle
Shooting Points
Relaxing indoors with air conditioning
Reading on linen bedding
Cooling items (neck fan, cooling patches)
Pets on cooling mats
Water play scenes
KeywordsHomecation, summer rest, cooling, fan, air conditioner, pets
TipMaintain a bright, clean tone to emphasize a “comfortable summer.”
[A Step for the Planet: Plastic-Free]
With July 3rd being “International Plastic Bag Free Day,” eco-friendly and zero-waste content is gaining attention.
1. Plastic Alternatives
Shooting Points
Shopping with eco bags or net bags
Carrying paper bags
Using reusable containers
Organized grocery scenes
KeywordsPlastic-free, eco bag, reusable, sustainability
TipHighlight textures using natural light and bright backgrounds.
2. Zero-Waste Lifestyle
Shooting Points
Putting vegetables into personal bags
Natural exchanges at traditional markets
Paper-based packaging in unboxing
Solid soap and shampoo bars
Using tumblers
KeywordsZero waste, eco lifestyle, market, reusable, tumbler
TipCapture natural, everyday eco practices.
[Dynamic K-Sport: Jokgu]
Jokgu is a uniquely Korean sport with strong community roots, but lacks refined, practical imagery. High-quality visuals capturing both action and teamwork are in demand.
1. Dynamic Action
Shooting Points
Mid-air kicking moments
Close-up of ball contact
Diving defensive plays
Dust and friction effects
Net and ball compositions
Sunlit emotional net shots
KeywordsJokgu, action, sports, kicking, dynamic, team sports
TipSpeed is conveyed through composition—use low angles and bold framing.
2. Teamwork & Connection
Shooting Points
Celebrations and high-fives
Strategy discussions near the net
Sweat and focused expressions
Post-game handshakes
Smiles and encouragement
KeywordsJokgu, teamwork, friendship, sportsmanship
TipHuman connection adds versatility for corporate and community content.
[Submission Guidelines]
If your submitted content includes identifiable faces, a model release form must be provided. Additionally, if the content involves locations, objects, or pets requiring ownership or copyright permissions, a property release form must also be submitted. Failure to provide these documents may result in rejection.































































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