From Michelin starred eateries that serve Cantonese delicacies with a contemporary twist to 'Sky Walks' that rival the Burj Khalifa in height and artistic enclaves fused with historic rendezvouses, Shanghai is a harmonious clash of nature, culture, innovation, and indulgence that will take your breath away. If you're overwhelmed with the sheer number of photogenic allurements, it's a good idea to start with Shanghai's "living museum", also known as The Bund, a fascinating beautiful waterfront promenade where you can simultaneously relive its colonial past and enjoy its futuristic present. For instance, you can delve into the intricacies of neo-classical, gothic, and baroque architecture on one end while looking across the water at the ultra-modern skyline. Other bizarre structures, like the Fosun Foundation at the Bund Finance Centre, with its undulating metallic veil, add to the otherworldly feel that is great for atmospheric photography.