Photography Tips: The model should stand diagonally in front of the Allosaurus, while the photographer stands directly in front of the model to capture the shot, centering the composition to place the model at the center of the frame. Outfit Suggestions: Playful/Simple Admission: WeChat mini-program, tickets released at 11:00 daily, book 3 days in advance, free (set an alarm, extremely popular). Purchase tickets for the Da Vinci special exhibition to enter, $79 per person. Opening Hours: 9:00-17:00, last entry at 16:30, closed on Mondays. From 2025.7.7 to 8.31 during the summer vacation, closed on Tuesdays, open on Mondays. Best Time for Photography: Around 15:30. Photography Equipment: Ricoh GR3x HDF

National Natural History Museum - in front of the Allosaurus model

Photo by Beiluo Guxiang - Guer Coffee Black Door and Trees

Beiluo Guxiang - Guer Coffee Black Door and Trees

The photographer used a wide-angle lens to fully incorporate the elements of the scene, showcasing the symmetrical composition of green windows on both sides, with stone pillars in the middle to enhance the sense of balance. The red-decorated windows above, the black bicycle below, and the blue "popsicle" sign are set against a stone wall background. Additional tip: Avoid peak hours and travel off-peak to avoid crowds.

Wangfujing Heping Guo Bureau - capturing bike and popsicle signs

1. Perspective: Shoot from an eye-level angle, with the photographer standing at a moderate distance from the model, possibly a bit further away to capture the vast sea of flowers and the model fully in the frame. 2. Framing: Use the foreground for framing, with a large number of flowers in the foreground creating a natural frame. This not only enhances the depth of the image but also guides the viewer's gaze to the model in the center, highlighting the subject. 3. Lens recommendation: It is suggested to use a medium telephoto lens. Medium telephoto lenses can compress space, making the flowers in the foreground and the trees in the background appear closer, creating a more lush visual effect of the sea of flowers.

Zhihua Temple - Pear Blossom Sea

Photo by Guer Coffee Beiluo Store - Store Signage

Guer Coffee Beiluo Store - Store Signage

The photographer uses a low-angle shot and suggests using a medium to long focal length lens. Leave white space on the right to include the flying pigeons, which balances the frame and adds a sense of movement. The composition should include a full view of the rooftop, a blue sky background, and the pigeons, capturing the natural flight of the pigeons.

Beijing Drum Tower - Ancient Architecture Roof

The photographer stands under the eaves, using a low-angle shot. The composition follows the guiding lines, with the diagonal lines of the eaves extending upwards from the bottom, drawing the viewer's gaze to the sharp top, highlighting the architectural beauty of the ancient building. The frame includes a portion of the eaves, the blue sky in the background, and the foreground leaves on the left, adding depth to the image.

Zhihua Temple - photographing the eaves of the architecture and green plants

Photo by Ditan Park - Take a photo with the autumn forest and wooden plank road.

Ditan Park - Take a photo with the autumn forest and wooden plank road.

1. Use the road sign as the midground and the building as the background to create a clear sense of depth in the photo. 2. Have the subject stand vertically, echoing the lines of the road sign and building to form a stable visual experience. 1. Equipment settings: Fujifilm XT30II with an 18-55mm lens. 2. Photo poses: ① Have the model interact with the road sign. ② The model can also lean out and look to either side.

Dongjiaominxiang - Sign Photo

Place the blue and white double happiness jar on the left, three vintage cameras in the middle, and old newspapers along with a lamp on the right, evenly arranged on a wooden surface. Incorporate a spiral patterned wallpaper in the background to enhance the vintage feel, while retaining the wood grain texture on the foreground surface.

He Ping Gu Ju - Displayed Porcelain and Vintage Cameras