Photo by Beijing China Art Museum - Horse Painting Exhibitions

Beijing China Art Museum - Horse Painting Exhibitions

The photographer stands at a lower position in front of the Meridian Gate, using an upward angle to emphasize the grandeur of the architecture. Placing the Meridian Gate plaque and the central entrance in the center of the frame, the symmetrical structures on both sides create a balanced composition. A medium to long telephoto lens is recommended to compress the space and highlight the architectural details. Travel Tips: ① Ticket Price: Admission to the Forbidden City is 60 RMB per person. You don't need a ticket to see the night views from the outside. ② Opening Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM, closed on Mondays. ③ Lighting Time: The lights at the Forbidden City are on from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM on Fridays and Saturdays, and they turn off promptly at 9:00 PM.

The Forbidden City in Beijing - The Meridian Gate's red wall architecture and railings.

The photographer stands directly in front of the fashion model, using an eye-level angle to capture the model and the outfit in full frame against a black background, which highlights the subject by placing the model at the center of the image. A medium focal length lens is selected to clearly showcase the details, textures of the clothing, and the model’s posture, while avoiding any distortion.

National Museum of China - Zibo Colored Glazed Art Exhibition: Colored Glazed Dress

Photo by National Art Museum of China - Banyan Tree Painting Exhibition

National Art Museum of China - Banyan Tree Painting Exhibition

Photo by Beijing Guozijian Street - Architectural Eaves and Glass Details

Beijing Guozijian Street - Architectural Eaves and Glass Details

Photo by National Art Museum of China - Sculpture Exhibition

National Art Museum of China - Sculpture Exhibition

Photo by The Forbidden City - Opposite the Shenwu Gate, railings

The Forbidden City - Opposite the Shenwu Gate, railings

The photographer is positioned directly in front of the sculpture, shooting at eye level. Using central composition, the sculpture is placed at the center of the frame to highlight it. A medium telephoto lens is used to blur the background, emphasizing the sculpture and preserving its details and texture. Admission: Free, with advance reservation required 1-7 days before the visit at the National Museum.

National Museum of China - Portrait Works

Photo by National Art Museum of China - Crab Paintings

National Art Museum of China - Crab Paintings

Photo by Beijing Guozijian Street - Take a photo with the framed brick walls and Liangyan character walls.

Beijing Guozijian Street - Take a photo with the framed brick walls and Liangyan character walls.