The photographer stands directly in front of the stone lion, at a relatively close distance, shooting upward to make the lion appear more majestic and imposing. The stone lion is placed in the center of the frame, making it the focal point. 1. Travel Tips: ① Admission Fee: 60 yuan (peak season), 40 yuan (off-season); 10 yuan for the Clock and Watch Museum and the Treasure Gallery. ② Opening Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM, last entry at 4:00 PM. 2. Additional Tips: ① Book tickets up to 7 days in advance. ② No reflective boards allowed; tripods must not exceed 1.3 meters. ③ No power banks available for rent at the Forbidden City.

The back of the stone lion in front of the Taihe Gate at the Palace Museum.

Photo by Temple of Heaven Park - Take a photo with the lawn, pine trees, and distant buildings in the background.

Temple of Heaven Park - Take a photo with the lawn, pine trees, and distant buildings in the background.

Photo by National Museum of China - Ancient Books and Cultural Relics Exhibition

National Museum of China - Ancient Books and Cultural Relics Exhibition

Photo by Dongbuya Bridge Hutong - Autumn Leaves

Dongbuya Bridge Hutong - Autumn Leaves

Photo by The Forbidden City - Balustrades and Eaves of Pavilions

The Forbidden City - Balustrades and Eaves of Pavilions

Shoot from a low angle with the model positioned at the center of the frame. Use the branches overhead to create a natural framing effect, and let the curved stone path serve as a leading line to direct the viewer’s attention to the model. Incorporate red and green leaves in the foreground to add depth and texture. In the background, keep the blue wall and distant buildings visible. Have the model stand in a profile pose, holding a prop and tilting her head slightly for an elegant look. A wide-angle lens is recommended.

Temple of Heaven Park - Take a photo with the trees along the road and white walls.

Photo by National Museum of China - High Blue and White Porcelain

National Museum of China - High Blue and White Porcelain

Photo by The Forbidden City - Take a photo in front of the red walls with a bench and red walls and green tiles.

The Forbidden City - Take a photo in front of the red walls with a bench and red walls and green tiles.

The photographer uses the trees on the left and the eaves below to create a natural frame, adding depth to the composition. The background retains the sky with clouds, highlighting the silhouette of the buildings and their integration with the natural environment, showcasing a rustic yet grand atmosphere. Travel Tips: The entrance ticket is 15 RMB per person during peak season and 10 RMB per person during off-season. The combo ticket is 34 RMB per person during peak season and 28 RMB per person during off-season.

The Temple of Heaven - Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests and its surrounding trees.

The photographer uses a straight-on shooting angle, framing the composition with yellow branches in the foreground to highlight the stone bridge railing below. The background includes a clear blue sky to enhance the sense of depth. The scene includes the leaves in the foreground, the main subject of the stone railing, and a portion of the blue sky. Pay attention to adjusting the exposure to ensure the golden leaves and the texture of the stone bridge are clearly presented, creating an autumn atmosphere. Additional tips: It's recommended to visit on a sunny day for better lighting and photo results.

Beijing Dongbuya Bridge - Stone Railings and Yellow Leaf Branches