Photo by Ditan Park - Shooting a Cosmic Model Exhibition with Ink Painting

Ditan Park - Shooting a Cosmic Model Exhibition with Ink Painting

The model stands in front of the wall, and the photographer shoots from a diagonal side. The composition should include the black and white checkered wall, the red wall and yellow roof of the palace, and the lush green trees. 1. Equipment: Fuji XH2S, lens 18-55mm. 2. Poses: ① Stand sideways next to the wall, head slightly tilted up, looking at the sky, hands clasped; ② Lean against the wall, arms crossed, head slightly lowered. 3. Admission fee: 3 yuan per person.

Beijing Zhongshan Park - The Black and White Checkered Wall of the Sheji Altar

Photo by Ditan Book Fair - Shoot Reading Promotion Signs

Ditan Book Fair - Shoot Reading Promotion Signs

Use a low-angle shot with the subject centered in the frame. Compose the shot with a foreground that includes stone railings, a midground featuring a incense burner on the left, and a background that captures a distant pavilion and blue sky with clouds, enhancing the depth and layers of the image. The composition should include the incense burner, the pavilion, and part of the sky. It is recommended to use a wide-angle lens to showcase the depth of the environment. 1. Opening hours: 6:00 AM - 8:30 PM. 2. Admission fee: 2 RMB per person.

Ditan Park - Take a photo with the incense burner and the distant pavilion.

Photo by Ditan Book Fair - Wall of Ideological Burden Posters

Ditan Book Fair - Wall of Ideological Burden Posters

The model stands about 2 meters away from the stone railing, and the photographer is positioned diagonally in front of the model, about 3 meters away, shooting slightly upward to capture the plaque of the memorial hall and the layered stone railing behind the model. 1. Shooting Equipment: Fujifilm XH2S, lens 18-55. 2. Travel Tips: ① Admission Fee: 2 RMB per person, 10 RMB per person to visit the memorial hall. It's recommended to buy tickets in advance on Meituan to avoid the queue at the entrance. ② Shooting Time: The best time to shoot is during the golden hour when the light is soft and warm, creating a flattering glow on the face.

Right front of the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Temple of Earth

Photo by Ditan Park - capturing red brick architecture and autumn foliage.

Ditan Park - capturing red brick architecture and autumn foliage.

Photo by Ditan Park - Take a photo with yellow flower clusters and trees.

Ditan Park - Take a photo with yellow flower clusters and trees.

Use the pillars of the long corridor as a natural frame to capture the white jade balustrade and the distant red walls in the picture, adding depth and layers. In autumn, you can also use the ginkgo trees as the foreground. 1. **Best Time to Shoot**: It’s recommended to choose the early morning hours on a weekday. At this time, there are fewer visitors, allowing you to find the perfect angle more easily and avoid crowd interference. The soft light in the morning also enhances the texture and colors of the scenery. 2. **Travel Tips**: When entering the park, use the west gate, which is closer to the waterside corridor, to minimize walking and reach your shooting location quickly to capture the best moments.

Zhongshan Park in Beijing - Water Pavilion, Long Corridor, and Red Walls

Photo by Ditan Park - Photos of Zhaotai Gate and Yonghe Gate through the trees.

Ditan Park - Photos of Zhaotai Gate and Yonghe Gate through the trees.