This is the best spot for taking photos. Models usually stand on the extended platform of the 12th floor and are photographed from above on the 13th floor. If you are alone, like me, you can set up a tripod on the 13th floor and use the camera's burst mode or a smartphone app connected to the camera for self-timer shots. Please visit and photograph responsibly! Do not litter or engage in dangerous photography actions, as it is these actions that have led to the closure of many once freely accessible shooting locations.

Xike Tech Park – rooftop of Building 4

Photographers can shoot from an upward angle on the first floor, creating an effect where the surrounding lines converge towards the center. Using an ultra-wide angle can enhance the visual impact. Admission Price: 50 yuan for access to the best shooting spot on the rooftop.

Xike Tech Park – Building 4

Photo by Xike Tech Park – upward rooftop shot

Xike Tech Park – upward rooftop shot

The model climbs to the middle of the staircase, with the photographer standing downstairs shooting upwards. A 35mm lens is used for the shot. The model faces the camera with both hands on the railing, looking into the lens. The photographer captures the full scene from a low angle, with ambient lighting being somewhat dim. Wearing white clothing can create a contrasting effect.

Xike Tech Park B4 – black staircase

[Photography Equipment] It is recommended to use a 14-24mm wide-angle lens for photography, or if using a smartphone, enable the ultra-wide-angle mode for a more visually impactful effect. [Photography Tips] You can shoot from a low angle on the first floor, directing the camera upwards to create a converging effect of lines towards the center. I overlooked shooting from the first floor on my first visit and had to return for a second attempt. Alternatively, you can take an elevator to a higher floor and shoot downwards for a great effect as well. Travel Tips: ① Admission: Free; ② Opening Hours: 24/7.

Hangzhou Binjiang Xike Tech Park – rainbow building