Shooting Tips: The photographer should stand in front of the small window and place it at the center of the frame. When composing the shot, avoid including more of the surrounding environment and try to keep the background as clean as possible. Operating Hours: Monday to Sunday 11:00-20:00. Average Cost: ¥78 per person. Best Shooting Time: Around 12:00. Shooting Equipment: iPhone 16 Pro.

YUMMYLiCIOUS - Halloween-themed small window decorations

1. Positioning: The photographer should stand at a diagonal front position relative to the subject, maintaining an appropriate distance. This allows for a clear capture of the subject’s facial expressions, demeanor, and clothing details, while also incorporating elements of the rocks and the art museum architecture in the background. Use an eye-level angle to align with the subject's line of sight. 2. Composition: Employ a central composition technique, placing the subject at the center of the frame. This highlights the main subject while using the wooden structures of the museum and the uniquely shaped rocks in the background to enhance the cultural and artistic atmosphere of the photo. 3. Lens Recommendation: A medium focal length lens is recommended. This type of lens effectively controls depth of field, blurring the background to emphasize the subject and avoid the distortion that can occur with wide-angle lenses. Outfit Suggestion: Recommend a new Chinese-style white outfit, which can create a ethereal and elegant look.

Nanchizi Art Gallery - Rocks

Photo by Zhongshan Park in Beijing - Chinese-style architecture pillars and ginkgo trees

Zhongshan Park in Beijing - Chinese-style architecture pillars and ginkgo trees

Photo by Nanchizi Art Museum - Pond Railing Corner

Nanchizi Art Museum - Pond Railing Corner

Photo by Beijing Zhongshan Park - Ginkgo Trees and Lawn

Beijing Zhongshan Park - Ginkgo Trees and Lawn

The model should stand beside the window without blocking it, allowing for a clear view of the bustling Qianmen Street outside. This area is backlit, so it's recommended to capture the model’s back and side profile. Photography Equipment: Fuji XH2s with an 18-55mm lens. Poses: 1. Face away from the camera with one hand on the window to highlight the model’s presence. 2. Lean against the window from the side to capture the facial profile. Admission: Free (0 RMB). You need to book in advance on the Beijing Central Axis Heritage Protection Center's WeChat official account, with slots released daily at 5:00 PM, 7 days in advance. Additional Tips: You can bring your phone and camera, but other items must be stored at the security checkpoint at the North Gate.

Zhengyang Gate - Central axis at the center of the fourth floor windows of the Arrow Tower

The model stands sideways in front of the logo, with the photographer shooting from a distance of 3 meters. Outfit suggestion: A white shirt or light-colored dress is more suitable for a dopamine style. Shooting equipment: Fujifilm X-T30 II. Shooting time: 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM.

Wangfujing Central - Van Cleef & Arpels Experience Space Pink Backdrop

The model is seated on a sofa, with the photographer standing directly in front of her at a distance of about 3 meters, shooting with a background of a plate and autumn leaf decorations. 1. Shooting Equipment: Fuji XE5, 16-50mm lens. 2. Pose: The model is sitting on the sofa, with both hands on the table, looking to the side. 3. Travel Tips: Budget around 50 RMB per person, operating hours: 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM.

YUMMYLiCIOUS - Ceramic Hanging Ornaments with Autumn Leaves

The model stands by the stone railing in front of the Jade Emerald Pavilion, while the photographer positions themselves at the barrier opposite the small lake in front of the pavilion. 1. Equipment settings: Fuji XH2S, lens 18-55mm. It's recommended to slow down the shutter speed, with the model remaining absolutely still to blur out passersby. 2. Travel tips: Book a slot for entry after 11:00 AM or before 12:00 PM. Try to avoid carrying a backpack and use the no-bag security channel to reduce waiting time.

The Forbidden City - Yu Cui Pavilion in the Imperial Garden

A telephoto lens paired with your camera can capture the intricate details of the Temple of Heaven’s Hall of Prayer for Good Harvest, such as the upturned eaves, bracket sets, and glazed tiles. Using the rule of thirds, place the iconic structures of the Temple of Heaven along the lines of the grid to add more aesthetic appeal to your photos. You can also use the railings of Tianqiao as a foreground element, employing foreground composition to blur the railings and highlight the main structure of the Temple of Heaven, adding depth to the image. Shooting angle: Stand in the middle of the bridge and shoot downwards to capture the red walls, green trees, and the layered architecture of the Temple of Heaven, creating a rich sense of depth. Alternatively, move to the side of the bridge’s railing and shoot at an angle, framing the Temple of Heaven alongside the bustling traffic, showcasing the blend of ancient and modern elements.

Tian Tan - On the first overpass outside the East Gate