Photo by Lama Temple - Architectural Plaques and Eaves

Lama Temple - Architectural Plaques and Eaves

The photographer uses a low-angle shot, centrally composing the entire store in the center of the frame to highlight the "PANGEAISM" sign and facade details. The foreground incorporates the upper leaves to add a sense of depth, while the background retains some of the surrounding buildings and streets to enrich the environmental atmosphere. It is recommended to use a medium telephoto lens to compress the space and make the subject more prominent. Travel Tips: Free check-in in front of the store.

PANGEAISM Pú - Capturing the store exterior with trees.

The photographer stands at the bottom of the building, close to the left pillar, and can use a low-angle shot looking up; it is recommended to use the leading line composition technique, with the lines of the pillars and eaves extending upwards to enhance the sense of depth, including the red pillars and carved windows in the foreground, and capturing the flying eaves and corners as well as part of the sky in the background; a wide-angle lens is recommended for capturing the local details and layers of the architecture. Ticket Price: 25 yuan per person, half-price ticket 12 yuan per person.

Lama Temple - architectural details of pillars and eaves

The photographer stands at a lower position in front of the offering table, with the Buddha statue centered in the frame to highlight the solemnity of the subject. The composition includes the Buddha statue, offerings in front, the yellow offering table, and a red lamp, with the painted ceiling and curtains on both sides in the background to showcase the overall atmosphere.

Lama Temple - Buddha statues, architectural structures, incense burners, and lamp stands.

The model stands next to the lamppost, while the photographer stands at an arm's length away, capturing the shot with a 1x/wide-angle lens. Shooting Time: 3-5 PM for better outdoor sunlight; indoor shooting is also possible throughout the day. Photography Equipment: Fujifilm X-E4 with an 18-50mm f2.8 lens. Dress Suggestion: The entire labubu exhibition area is filled with rich installations and colorful displays, so casual and simple attire would be suitable. Posing Tips: For standing poses, you can cross your feet; if unsure about what pose to strike, you can look down at the camera, or look up at the sky, or look down at the ground.

Wangfujing APM - Labubu Lamppost

Use central composition with the subject at the center to highlight the main focus. The photographer employs a low-angle shot with red walls and stone lions as the foreground, and includes ancient architectural roofs and green trees in the background to enhance the sense of depth. The model stands sideways, lightly touching the red wall with one hand and slightly tilting the head, maintaining a natural posture. By compressing the background space, the red wall and the ambiance of the ancient architecture are emphasized. Travel Tips: The entrance fee is 25 yuan.

Lama Temple - Take a photo with ancient architecture and green trees.

Photo by Lama Temple - Fahai Hall Plaque and Carved Architecture

Lama Temple - Fahai Hall Plaque and Carved Architecture

Photo by Lama Temple - Take a photo with the ginkgo trees and the path.

Lama Temple - Take a photo with the ginkgo trees and the path.

Photography Tips: The model should stand behind the installation, and the photographer should stand at an arm's length away, using a 1x/wide-angle lens to capture the shot. Shooting Time: From 3pm to 5pm for outdoor shoots when natural light is best; indoor shooting is possible throughout the day. Equipment: Fujifilm X-E4 with an 18-50mm f2.8 lens. Outfit Suggestions: Given the abundance of installations and vibrant colors in the entire Labubu exhibition area, casual and simple attire is recommended. Posing Tips: For standing poses, try crossing your feet; if unsure of what pose to strike, you can look down at the camera, or look up at the sky or down at the ground.

Beijing apm - One-Day Store Manager Golden Trumpet Model

Composition is based on the rule of thirds, with the figure positioned to the left of the frame, taking up one-third of the space, while the stone lion balances the composition on the right. The framing captures the entirety of the stone lion, the figure, and the background elements including green trees and distant rooftops, enhancing the environmental atmosphere. Travel Tips: Admission fee is 25 yuan.

Lantern Festival at Yonghe Temple - Taking a photo with the stone lion sculptures.