Photo by Taking a photo by the railings of the Temple of Heaven with ancient architecture and white stone pillars in the background.

Taking a photo by the railings of the Temple of Heaven with ancient architecture and white stone pillars in the background.

Photo by Beijing May 4th Street - Red Signage and Trees

Beijing May 4th Street - Red Signage and Trees

Photo by Prince Gong's Mansion - Fuzi Relief Sculpture Architecture

Prince Gong's Mansion - Fuzi Relief Sculpture Architecture

Photo by Beijing May 4th Street - Take a photo with the street scene

Beijing May 4th Street - Take a photo with the street scene

Use the rule of thirds, placing the subject at the right one-third of the frame to balance the main subject and the background. Shoot at eye level to ensure the red wall, ancient rooftops, trees, and the setting sun's afterglow are all included in the shot with clear background layers.

Beijing's Forbidden City - Take a photo with the red walls, trees, and sunset.

Photo by Temple of Heaven - Take a photo with the red chairs and red walls.

Temple of Heaven - Take a photo with the red chairs and red walls.

Recommend that the photographer stand directly in front of the subject, maintaining a moderate distance between the subject and the rooftop items. Shoot at eye level using a center composition, with the subject at the center of the frame, making them the focal point. Additional tips: 1. You can go directly to the second floor for photos. 2. It's best to go around 4 PM to catch the sunset; it’s too late to get the sunset light if you go much later.

Yuangu Tavern - Outdoor and Rooftop Group Photo

Photo by The Forbidden City - Courtyard Trees, Red Walls, and Snow-Covered Yellow Tiles

The Forbidden City - Courtyard Trees, Red Walls, and Snow-Covered Yellow Tiles

The photographer stands at the rear pew of the church, shooting straight ahead with a symmetrical composition. The pews, arches, and stained glass windows are all symmetrically arranged along the central axis. It is recommended to use a wide-angle lens. Other tips: Before shooting inside the church, be sure to obtain permission from the priest or staff.

Zhushikou Church - Back row of church pews

The photographer stands slightly in front of and below the road sign, shooting upward. Using the rule of thirds, the road sign is positioned at the left one-third of the frame, with green leaves and trees in the background. Shooting time: It is recommended to choose a sunny day for better light and easier to get good shots.

Beijing May 4th Street - Signage