Photography Tips: The model stands next to the installation, and the photographer is 3-5 meters away from the model. Composition: The model is on the left side of the moon, capturing half of the moon. Pose: The model stands facing the photographer, looking in the direction of the moon, and looking down at the ground. Check-in Guide: Available 24/7 and free! In summer, the lights typically turn on between 7:30 PM and 8:00 PM, depending on how dark it gets. Choose a clear evening with sunset glow for the best photos. Shooting Time: Around 8:00 PM on July 6th Shooting Equipment: Sony a6400

Gulou Garden - Rooftop Moon Installation Night View

Photo by National Museum of China - B1

National Museum of China - B1

Photo by Temple of Heaven - Take a photo with the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests framed by the window.

Temple of Heaven - Take a photo with the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests framed by the window.

The photographer uses a top-down angle and a centered composition to place the phoenix crown at the center of the frame, ensuring its overall shape is fully captured. The shot includes the phoenix crown and the pearl chains hanging from either side of the pedestal. A simple white wall is used as the background to highlight the details. Additional tip: Use a direct flash when shooting.

Imperial Palace Treasury - Three-Dragon and Two-Phoenix Crown

The photographer stands at a high vantage point, shooting from an overhead angle to include the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvest, trees, roads, and distant city buildings in the frame. The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvest is positioned slightly above the center of the image, with a large area of trees below it. Equipment specifications: Camera used is the Sony A7R3A, with a 20-70mm lens, and a Benro Bluebird Series BB258CH36PT carbon fiber tripod.

Temple of Heaven Park - Night view of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests

The photographer stands in front of the bronze artifact, shooting at eye level to fully display its form. Using a central composition, the bronze artifact is positioned at the center of the frame, highlighting the main subject. Travel Tip: Admission is free but requires a reservation.

National Museum of China - Bronze Square Pot

Photo by The Palace Museum - Group photo at the stone railing and corner tower.

The Palace Museum - Group photo at the stone railing and corner tower.

The photographer stands directly in front of the Buddha statue at eye level, with the statue centered in the frame. A standard lens is recommended to accurately capture the actual proportions and form of the statue, creating a stable and balanced visual effect. 1. Travel Tips: Open hours are 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:00 PM), closed on Mondays. 2. Additional Tips: Free reservations are required 1-7 days in advance through the "National Museum" WeChat Mini Program.

National Museum of China - Song Dynasty Wooden Sculpture of Guanyin

Photo by Temple of Heaven - Taking a photo of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests through an archway.

Temple of Heaven - Taking a photo of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests through an archway.

Shoot at eye level to capture the intricate details and overall shape of the glass floral art, emphasizing the craftsmanship. Use a centered composition to place the floral piece right in the middle of the frame, making it the focal point. The two main flowers, one pink and one purple, provide a striking color contrast against the green leaves, set against a black backdrop and starlight, highlighting the exquisite beauty and creating an elegant, dreamy atmosphere. Travel Tip: Exhibition tickets require prior reservation.

National Museum of China - Glazed Radiance Peony