The photographer used an upward shooting angle, with the red-walled and green-tiled building on the left side of the frame, dense green trees on the right, and a clear blue sky with white clouds above to balance the composition. The scene includes the building’s roof, red walls, large trees, and the sky, enhancing the layers of integration between the historical architecture and nature. Travel Tips: 1. Ticket Prices: During the peak season, the regular ticket price is 15 yuan, and the combo ticket is 34 yuan. In the off-season, the regular ticket is 10 yuan, and the combo ticket is 28 yuan. Students, seniors over 60, children under 1.2 meters, military personnel, and people with disabilities can enjoy half-price or free admission. 2. Opening Hours: The Temple of Heaven is open from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM, with internal attractions open from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM.

The Temple of Heaven - red walls, green tiles, architecture, and trees

Using the red pillars on either side as a natural frame, the figure is highlighted against the backdrop of a snowy palace. The model is positioned slightly to the right of center, with the composition including the red pillars in the foreground, the snow-covered palace roof in the background, and the snowy ground, enhancing the depth of the scene.

Take a photo with the red pillars and the snow-covered palace buildings at the Forbidden City.

Photography Tips: Have the model squat in front of the sculpture, and the photographer should stand in front of the model to capture both the model and the sculpture together. Posing Ideas: The model can squat sideways in front of the sculpture, looking forward, or turn their head to look at the camera.

Guan Zhong - Yellow-Clad Maiden Statue

The photographer takes a low-angle shot to highlight the street lamp and the golden ginkgo leaves, creating a sense of depth in the image. Using a central composition, the street lamp is placed at the center of the frame, becoming the focal point, while the golden ginkgo leaves surrounding it add richness and layers to the picture. A telephoto lens is recommended to compress the space, blur the background, and enhance the light and shadow effects, highlighting the subject and creating a warm atmosphere. 1. Travel Tips: The entrance fee for the Temple of Heaven Park is 15 RMB during peak season and 10 RMB during off-season. A combo ticket costs 34 RMB during peak season and 28 RMB during off-season. The peak season is from April 1 to October 31, while the off-season is from November 1 to March 31 of the following year. 2. Additional Tips: ① Choose a sunny day for photography to fully utilize natural light andhighlight the golden color of the ginkgo leaves. ② This is the best viewing period, so it's recommended to visit as soon as possible.

Temple of Heaven - Ginkgo Trees and Street Lamps

Photo by National Museum of China - Taking a photo with the Buddha statue painting

National Museum of China - Taking a photo with the Buddha statue painting

The photographer stands below the building, using an upward angle to highlight the blue glazed tiles, ridge beasts, and golden spire on the roof. It is recommended to use a medium to telephoto lens to ensure a clear and sharp image. The composition should include the red gate with white carved arch in the foreground, the roof structure in the mid-ground, and the blue sky in the background to enhance depth. Position the spire in the center with the roofs symmetrically distributed on either side to balance the image, emphasizing the intricate and grand architecture.

Temple of Heaven Park - Blue and white roofed buildings and archways

Photo by National Museum of China - Boat-shaped Painted Pottery Vessel Exhibit

National Museum of China - Boat-shaped Painted Pottery Vessel Exhibit

Photo by The Forbidden City - Taking a photo with the red door frames

The Forbidden City - Taking a photo with the red door frames

Using a centered composition, the red building is placed in the middle of the frame to highlight the main subject. The photographer stands at a lower position in front of the building and shoots upwards to showcase the architectural details and height. The framing includes the entire building, with the distant Temple of Heaven and blue sky in the background to enhance the depth of the environment. Travel Tip: It is recommended to visit on a sunny day.

Temple of Heaven Park - Red Circular Building and Railings

Photo by National Museum of China - Corridor Paintings and Yellow Roof

National Museum of China - Corridor Paintings and Yellow Roof