The photographer takes a low-angle shot next to the artificial mountain, presenting the spatial relationship between the pavilion and the mountain; it is recommended to use a standard lens to accurately restore the scene ratio, clearly capturing the architectural features of the pavilion, the texture of the artificial mountain, and the environmental hierarchy, ensuring that the image is true to nature and the subject is prominent. 1. Travel tips: Admission fee is 40 yuan in the low season and 60 yuan in the high season, advance reservation is recommended. 2. Other experiences: ①It is suggested to wear sports shoes; ②Luggage can be stored at the Meridian Gate.

The Forbidden City – Upward View of Rockery and Yujing Pavilion

Photo by The Forbidden City Imperial Garden – Upward View of Yujing Pavilion

The Forbidden City Imperial Garden – Upward View of Yujing Pavilion

The photographer is positioned low, shooting upward, using the foreground composition with stone lion railings as the foreground to enhance the antique atmosphere and depth of the scene. A medium telephoto lens is used to blur the background buildings, highlighting the details of the pink flowering tree and the foreground stone lions. Travel Tips: It is recommended to go early when there are fewer people, resulting in a better picture effect.

The Forbidden City – Elmleaf Plum at Imperial Garden Entrance

The model sits on a red wooden chair inside the pavilion, with the photographer slightly shooting from a high angle, the camera position slightly lower than the model's line of sight, using the rule of thirds composition, with the red pillar on the left serving as a framing element to enhance the depth of the image. Travel tips: Tickets need to be reserved in advance through the official mini-program of the "Palace Museum". The price is 60 yuan per person during the peak season (April 1st - October 31st) and 40 yuan per person during the off-peak season (November 1st - March 31st of the following year).

The Forbidden City – Imperial Garden Pavilion

The model stands at the entrance of the Qiuqiu Pavilion, while the photographer uses a wide-angle lens at a low angle from the front platform. Travel Tips: 1. Ticket Price: The ticket costs 40 yuan per person. Be sure to make a reservation on the Forbidden City Museum mini-program 7 days in advance, or you might miss out on this journey through time. 2. Photography Time: It is recommended to book a time after 11 a.m. or before 12 p.m., as the light is softer during these hours, resulting in better photo quality, and you can avoid peak visitor times.

The Forbidden City – Entrance of Qianqiu Pavilion, Imperial Garden

Photographer should position themselves sideways to the building and slightly tilt the camera upwards for a bit of an upward angle shot. Equipment settings: Fujifilm X-E4, lens 18-50mm f2.8. 入园时间: It's recommended to enter around 10:00 AM for better sunlight. Note that prior reservation for Tiananmen Square is necessary. Additional advice: This location has a high volume of tourists, so be mindful to avoid crowds.

The Forbidden City – Imperial Garden

Photo by Beijing Dongjiaomin Alley – Photo with Gray Hutong Wall and Buildings

Beijing Dongjiaomin Alley – Photo with Gray Hutong Wall and Buildings

Photo by Dongjiaomin Alley – Photo with Brick Wall Window

Dongjiaomin Alley – Photo with Brick Wall Window

Photo by Dongjiaomin Alley – Photo with Red Brick and Stone Walls

Dongjiaomin Alley – Photo with Red Brick and Stone Walls

Photo by Dongjiaomin Alley – Red Brick Building Entrance and Stele

Dongjiaomin Alley – Red Brick Building Entrance and Stele