Use a low-angle shot. Symmetrical composition places the palace at the center of the frame, with its reflection on the glass floor creating a mirror image that enhances the sense of balance in the image. The lines on the glass ground form leading lines that extend from the foreground to the palace, drawing the viewer's attention to the main subject. The scene includes reflections on the glass, the full view of the palace, and clouds in the sky, enriching the image's layers and depth. Travel tips: There is a free area and a paid area costing 40 yuan.

Daming Palace National Heritage Park – Palace Glass Floor Reflection

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Daming Palace National Heritage Park – Flagpole & Flag on Wall

Use a low-angle shot from the front of the sculpture, looking up to highlight the grandeur of the antique gate tower sculpture. Place the two gate-like sculptures in the center of the frame to maintain balance on both sides. Include the blue sky in the background and the ground in the foreground to enhance the sense of space and depth. Travel Tips: 1. Admission Fee: Free entry; 2. Opening Hours: 8:30-19:00.

Daming Palace National Heritage Park – Ancient Gate Sculpture

As shown in the image, the photographer should be about 1 meter away from the model, taking a slightly upward shot. Pay attention to avoid pedestrians to keep the frame clean and be mindful of avoiding distortion. 1. Equipment settings: It is recommended to use a camera with a 24-70mm zoom lens set at a focal length of 40mm, and an aperture of f/4. 2. Trip strategy: The best time for shooting is around 1 PM.

Daming Palace – East Side of Danfeng Gate

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Daming Palace Ruins Park – Photo with Red Arch

Photo by Daming Palace Ruins Park – Ancient Ginkgo Tree & Buddha

Daming Palace Ruins Park – Ancient Ginkgo Tree & Buddha

Photo by Daming Palace Ruins Park – Bridge & Lake

Daming Palace Ruins Park – Bridge & Lake

Capture the entire architectural view using an ultra-wide angle, with reflections created by the glass in front.

Danfeng Gate – Daming Palace National Heritage Park

Photo by Daming Palace National Heritage Park – Ancient City Tower

Daming Palace National Heritage Park – Ancient City Tower

The model stands in front of a cherry blossom tree, with the photographer taking a frontal shot at a slightly lower angle than chest height, using a centered composition. The background is filled with cherry blossom trees to form a natural frame, highlighting the subject. A 50mm camera lens or 2x smartphone zoom is used to compress the background and enhance the prominence of the subject. Travel Tips: It is recommended to go early to avoid crowds and achieve better photographic effects.

Daming Palace National Heritage Park – Under Cherry Tree