The model stands in front of a red wall, with the photographer shooting slightly below eye level to maintain a dignified posture of the subject. The eaves of the palace in the background are used to create depth. The model is positioned at the center of the frame, highlighting the elaborate details of her attire and accessories, with the red wall and palace architecture serving as a backdrop to emphasize the main subject. A 50mm focal length or 2x zoom on a phone is used to highlight the subject, compress the background, and enhance the overall composition. 1. Poses: Try standing, side-facing, turning your head, etc. 2. Props: Recommend traditional fans, palace-style head accessories, etc. 3. Travel Tips: It's best to shoot on a sunny day. 4. Outfit Suggestions: Rent a set of imperial court attire. 5. Additional Tips: ① Avoid crowded areas and choose relatively quiet corners for shooting. ② Pay attention to the direction of light, avoiding backlit or overexposed shots. ③ Bring spare batteries and memory cards to prevent equipment from running out.

The Palace Museum - Taking a photo with the red walls and city towers

Photo by Wu Lian De's former residence - in front of the white window directly opposite the staircase.

Wu Lian De's former residence - in front of the white window directly opposite the staircase.

The photographer stands about 7 meters in front of a pear tree. The pear tree fills the frame horizontally and is centered vertically, leaving one-quarter of the space for the sky and the ground. The composition is symmetrical, with two palaces, one high and one low, in the background. 1. Travel Tips ① Book tickets on the Palace Museum's mini-program 7 days in advance. Morning tickets allow entry before 12:00 PM, and afternoon tickets after 11:00 AM. ② Admission is 40 RMB per person. The museum is open from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM and closed on Mondays. 2. Equipment This photo was taken with a Fuji XT5 and a 16-50mm lens.

The Forbidden City - Pear Blossom Tree in Shoukang Palace

The photographer adopts an eye-level shooting position from the side front of the subject. The composition uses the rule of thirds, placing the subject in the lower third of the frame, while the building's walls and windows occupy the upper space, stabilizing the structure of the image. A focal length of 41mm-60mm is used to naturally showcase the relationship between the subject and the architecture, highlighting the architectural style and the subject's integration into the scene. 1. Equipment Settings: Panasonic S9. 2. Travel Tips: ① Admission: Free, remember to bring your ID. ② Hours: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM. 3. Additional Tips: It is recommended to arrive before 2:00 PM on a sunny day to capture better light near the windows.

Wu Lian De's Former Residence - Take a photo with the windows and walls.

The photographer stands slightly to the left of the church's facade, using a slight upward angle to emphasize the towering and solemn atmosphere of the Gothic architecture. By utilizing the branches in the foreground, the composition adds depth and highlights the main structure of the church, ensuring the spire is fully in frame while avoiding unnecessary ground clutter to keep the image clean and simple. Travel Tips: ① Admission: Free ② Best Time to Shoot: It's recommended to shoot in the afternoon or morning when the light is abundant to avoid the peak tourist hours.

St. Michael's Catholic Church - Exterior of the Church

The photographer stands slightly behind and to the side of the model, using a low-angle shot to capture the light streaming in from the stairway windows. The diagonal composition is employed, with the stair railing guiding the viewer's eye and enhancing the depth and structure of the scene. A 50mm focal length is recommended to ensure appropriate compression and clear layering in the image. Travel Tips: 1. Admission: Free 2. Open Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM; closed on Mondays. Don’t plan a visit on Monday to avoid disappointment.

Wu Lian De's Former Residence - Next to the Staircase

The photographer should stand two meters away from the model, center the composition, and shoot as illustrated. 1. Equipment parameters: Fuji XH2S, lens 18-55mm. 2. Posing tips: ① Lean against the red wall, hands in pockets, looking towards the sun. ② Place both hands together in a praying position. ③ Lower your head slightly and look downward, creating a very atmospheric vibe. ④ Make sure your face is facing the sunlight; natural light is the best filter. 3. Travel tips: ① Ticket prices: General admission 10 RMB, Qiniandian 20 RMB, combo ticket 28 RMB. ② Best time for photos: 15:30-16:20 PM, golden hour, when the light on your face looks fantastic. 4. Outfit suggestions: For women: ① Basic style: White dress + beige cardigan (a small bamboo bag adds charm). ② Artistic style: Light blue shirt + beige wide-leg pants (tuck in the shirt to show off your legs). For men: ① Fresh style: White T-shirt + navy chinos (paired with white sneakers). ② Retro style: Light gray shirt + black straight-leg pants (consider rolling up the cuffs).

Temple of Heaven - Red Walls of the Eastern and Western Side Halls

The photographer stands at the bottom of the stairs, using an upward-angle shot to capture the lightness of the model’s figure and attire. A centered composition places the model in the middle of the frame, with the blue-and-white porcelain wall in the background fully displayed, enhancing the decorative and thematic qualities of the image. 1. Pose Suggestions: The model is recommended to stand on the stairs, leaning slightly on the railing with arms outstretched. 2. Outfit Suggestions: It is recommended to wear modern Chinese or traditional Chinese style clothing.

Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing, Beijing - Taking a photo with the staircase and wall

The photographer shoots from the side front of the subject at eye level, capturing the subject's posture and the background plaque. The lines and textures of the brick wall add depth to the image. A standard lens is used to faithfully reproduce the scene's colors, the subject's clothing, and subtle movements, evoking a nostalgic atmosphere. Travel Tips: Free admission with ID registration. Open hours are 09:00-16:30.

Wu Lian De's Former Residence - Take a photo with the plaque and wall.

Shot from a high-angle perspective, using central composition, the frame includes the background of wooden bookshelves, a patterned carpet in the foreground, and flower arrangements on a coffee table, creating a layered composition that enhances the sense of depth and showcases an Eastern vintage atmosphere. The wide shot highlights the spatial layout and the posture of the figure, emphasizing an elegant and relaxed ambiance. 1. Pose: The model lies flat on the center of the sofa, holding a folded fan, with white ribbons naturally draping and spreading out. 2. Additional Tips: Please take care of the books and indoor facilities; do not damage or remove any items from the study.

Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing - Study Sofa