Use the rule of thirds composition, placing the model at the left one-third of the frame to balance the subject with the background. The photographer uses a low-angle shot, combining the red wall background and the play of light through the leaves to enhance the atmosphere. The model stands naturally, holding a leaf with relaxed and graceful movements. Keep the "Xuanren Temple" plaque on the wall as a background element to highlight the scene's characteristics. Shooting Time: It is recommended to choose a sunny day when the light is good, making it easier to get great shots.

Xuanren Temple - Red Wall within the Temple

The photographer, positioned at a height similar to the crowd on one side of the Forbidden City's alley, captures the scene at eye level to present its full view. Employing symmetrical composition, the red walls and architectural elements on both sides create a balanced and stable image. The alley forms leading lines that guide the viewer's gaze deeper into the scene. Using a standard lens, the proportions of people and buildings are kept natural, ensuring a true-to-life representation of the setting.

The Palace Museum - Movie Fun Parody

Photo by Temple of Heaven - Green-Clad Child Cartoon Sculpture

Temple of Heaven - Green-Clad Child Cartoon Sculpture

Photo by The Palace Museum - Zhiliao Jade Exhibition

The Palace Museum - Zhiliao Jade Exhibition

The photographer stands in the crosswalk area of the street, slightly to the left, using a level-angle shot with the camera height aligned with eye level to ensure the red wall and street scene are fully captured in the frame. Travel Tip: Not open to the public.

Xuanren Temple - Entrance

Photo by Temple of Heaven Park - Qinianguan Inscribed Plaque Architecture

Temple of Heaven Park - Qinianguan Inscribed Plaque Architecture

The photographer is positioned on one side of the hutong, about 5 meters from the building, shooting at eye level. The rule of thirds is used for composition, with flowers and trees occupying the left one-third of the frame, forming a natural foreground. The青砖 building is situated near the right one-third line, creating a balanced composition with the vegetation on the left. The direction of the hutong extends horizontally, leading the viewer's eye deeper into the scene.

Beijing - Chai Bang Hutong

Photo by The Forbidden City - Multiple Paintings on the Body of a Double-Handled Vase

The Forbidden City - Multiple Paintings on the Body of a Double-Handled Vase

The photographer stands under the flowers and shoots straight up, using a central composition to place the model at the center, enhancing the prominence of the main subject. Travel Tips: It is recommended to visit and shoot in the afternoon when the light is best.

Chai Bang Hutong - Corner Red Rose in Beijing

Photo by Temple of Heaven - Take a photo with the stone paths, autumn forests, and stone benches.

Temple of Heaven - Take a photo with the stone paths, autumn forests, and stone benches.