Photo by Li Jun Hotel - Furniture decorations and crystal candelabras in the same frame.

Li Jun Hotel - Furniture decorations and crystal candelabras in the same frame.

Photo by Beijing Lijun Hotel - Upward shot of the golden architectural dome

Beijing Lijun Hotel - Upward shot of the golden architectural dome

Photo by Li Jun Hotel - Hotel Golden Dome

Li Jun Hotel - Hotel Golden Dome

Photo by Beijing La Boutique Hotel - Antique Clock Decoration

Beijing La Boutique Hotel - Antique Clock Decoration

1. Angle of view: The photographer stands at the side front of the subject, shooting at eye level. 2. Composition technique: Employ a frame-within-a-frame composition, using the shop window and Christmas wreath in the background as framing elements to draw the viewer's attention to the person and the Christmas tree. 3. Lens suggestion: Use the 2x telephoto portrait mode to focus on the person's face, blurring the Christmas tree to make the model the focal point of the image. Photo pose: The model stands in front of the Christmas tree, either facing forward or sideways.

Beijing La Quinta Hotel - next to the blue-purple Christmas tree

The photographer adopts a vertical upward shooting position, facing the lobby ceiling directly, to fully present the symmetrical structure and decorative layout of the ceiling. By using symmetrical composition, with the center of the ceiling as the axis, elements are symmetrically distributed left and right, up and down, enhancing a sense of order and neatness. Travel Tips: The business hours are from 9:00 AM to 1:00 AM the next day.

L'Horse Hotel - Lobby Ceiling

The model stands in the center of the frame, with the photographer positioned directly behind the model, shooting from a low angle to emphasize the depth and grandeur of the architecture. Symmetrical composition is used, with the mirrored glass on both sides of the building forming symmetrical lines, guiding the visual focus towards the center, creating a stable and impactful image. Pose: The model stands with their back to the camera, hands naturally hanging down, enhancing the narrative and sense of solitude in the image.

Beijing Ruicheng International - Towering Buildings Lining the Streets

Composition Skills: The photographer stands in front of the model at an angle, shooting from a level perspective. The rule of thirds is used for composition, with the figure positioned on the right third line, the left third being the afternoon tea snacks and decorations, and the middle area highlighting the architectural details of the hotel lobby, emphasizing the luxurious atmosphere and level of the scene. Shooting Suggestions: ① There are plenty of ground parking spaces at the hotel entrance, with a parking fee of $16 per hour; ② The guest rooms all have a European palace classical layout and elegant style, suitable for shooting a wealthy style.

Li Jun Hotel - Lobby Dining Area

1. Perspective: The photographer stands a certain distance behind the subject, using a combination of bird's-eye and eye-level angles. 2. Framing: The carpet patterns on the floor of the corridor and the railings on both sides form clear guiding lines that lead the viewer's gaze into the distance. 3. Lens suggestion: Using a wide-angle lens can capture a broader space, showcasing the entire corridor and its rich decorative details. 1. Attire suggestion: A white dress matches perfectly with the staircase; you can wear a skirt. The indoor heating is sufficient, so there's no need to worry about the temperature. 2. Other tips: You can take photos as soon as you enter the hotel lobby without making a purchase, but be mindful not to disrupt the hotel's normal operations, and try to avoid using flash photography.

Beijing Laffont Hotel - Hallway Corridor

The model stands by the railing, and the photographer uses a foreground composition to shoot, placing the model at the right third-line position in the frame. Travel tips: There are plenty of ground parking spaces at the hotel entrance, and the parking fee is $16 per hour.

Beijing La Quinta Hotel - Corridor