The photographer positioned themselves below the wood carving, centering the top canopy and the Buddha carvings on the red wooden door in the frame, ensuring symmetry and complete details. The composition included the Buddha on the red wooden door, intricate wood carvings, and the full view of the canopy, compressing the space to emphasize texture and slightly increasing exposure to avoid losing details in the shadows.

Zhihua Temple - Buddhist Statue and Wooden Architectural Sculptures

Photo by Beiluo Guxiang - Hutong brick walls, windows, ancient architecture, light and shadow, and trees.

Beiluo Guxiang - Hutong brick walls, windows, ancient architecture, light and shadow, and trees.

The photographer stands diagonally in front of the model, shooting at eye level. Utilize the foreground seats to enhance the sense of space in the image. It is recommended to use a 50-85mm lens, which can blur the background, better focus on the model, and showcase the model's expression. It has a very 1980s and 1990s vibe.

Peace Guoju - Inside the Green Skin Train Carriage

Photographers should position themselves directly in front of the building at a close distance, capturing the scene from a low angle looking up. By employing central and symmetrical composition, place the most exquisitely carved parts of the building at the center of the frame, with the patterns on either side of the carving being essentially symmetrical, achieving a balanced visual effect.

Travel Tips:
1. Opening Hours: 9:00-16:30 (closed on Mondays);
2. Admission Fee: 20 yuan.

Zhihua Temple in Beijing - Buddhist Statue Carving

The photographer stands directly in front of the chair, slightly tilted down to maintain a balanced image. The composition is centered with the chair placed in the middle of the frame. The chair and the hydrangea wall occupy the main position in the picture. The hydrangea in the background covers the entire frame, forming the visual focus.

JM Cafe (Beiluoguxiang Branch) - Hydrangea Chairs

Photo by Wudaoying Hutong - Candu

Wudaoying Hutong - Candu

Using the rule of thirds composition, the model is positioned slightly to the right in the center of the frame, with calligraphy works retained on the left to enhance the sense of depth and balance. The photographer shoots from a level angle, capturing the red wall background, calligraphy works, and small table to highlight the environmental atmosphere. The model is shown gently tapping a wooden fish, with a natural and focused gesture, enhancing the interaction with the scene. It is recommended to use a wide-angle lens to fully present the relationship between the character, calligraphy, and tea set.

Travel Tips:
① Ticket Price: Free admission;
② Opening Hours: 10:00-22:00.

Wangfujing Department Store and Peace Guoju - Take a photo with calligraphy works and wooden fish.

The photographer stands in front of the model, maintaining a level shooting angle, using central composition, and placing the model in the center of the frame for the shot.

Outfit suggestions: Cheongsam, Hanfu, and new Chinese-style attire are all suitable matches.

Props add points: A round fan, oil paper umbrella, and pearl earrings can instantly enhance the delicateness.

Avoid crowds: It is recommended to visit on weekdays, or go early in the morning to secure a good shooting position.

Ditan Park - Forest Area

The model stands in front of a silver fish tank, facing the tank, with the photographer positioned one meter directly in front of the model, using a stone pillar as a foreground for the shoot, capturing the fish tank from the side to ensure proper exposure for the tank while underexposing the person.

1. Travel tips: Admission is free, but reservation in advance is required.
2. Dressing advice: Opt for white-themed attire.
3. Photography equipment: Fujifilm XT30II with an XF23mm F1.4 lens.

National Natural Museum - in front of the Silver Fish Tank

Photo by Beijing Drum Tower - Take a photo with the Drum Tower at night and the Inscribed Wall.

Beijing Drum Tower - Take a photo with the Drum Tower at night and the Inscribed Wall.