Capture from the diagonal front of the subject, with inscriptions such as "Shanshui Tangyin" as the backdrop, using symmetrical composition to echo the subject with the text. Suitable for mid-range shots to highlight the subject's red vest and red satchel outfit, showcasing the fusion of classical text and modern fashion atmosphere. Opening hours: March 1st - November 30th, 07:00-19:00; December 1st - February 28th of the following year, 07:30-18:00.

Xi’an Huaqing Palace – Landscape Tang-Yin Text Wall

The photographer is positioned at a side-frontal angle, capturing the person and the garden landscape centered in the frame with a standard lens. Travel tips: The opening hours are from 07:30 to 19:10.

Huaqing Palace – In Front of Wanghu Tower Red Railing

It is suggested to center the model and use an 85mm and 50mm lens for shooting.

Huaqing Palace – On Red Bridge

The photographer is positioned for a frontal, flat shot, using the circular carved door frame as a compositional frame to highlight the central "Chang'an" characters and red background. The framing includes the complete circular decorative door and the carved patterns below, with a clear background free of clutter to enhance the sense of depth in the image. Pose for the photo: The model sits in the center of the lower part of the frame with legs crossed, one hand propping on the ground, adopting a natural and casual posture.

Huaqing Palace Yupin Pavilion – Chang’an Text Wall

The model is positioned on the left side of the frame, with the photographer shooting at eye level. The foreground includes greenery and pink flowers, and the background captures the entire red arch bridge, creating a clear sense of depth. Pose for the photo: The model sits sideways on a rock, looking towards the red arch bridge, with a natural posture that enhances the interaction with the background.

Huaqing Palace – Magpie Bridge

Use central composition with the model positioned in the center of the frame. The photographer should adopt a high-angle shot, using the red bridge railing as the foreground, and incorporate the pond lotus leaves, weeping willows, and distant mountains and gardens into the background to enhance the sense of depth. For the pose: the model should stand against the railing, with one hand resting on it and one leg slightly raised, maintaining a natural posture.

Huaqing Palace – Changsheng Hall Red Bridge

Medium shot composition, with people as the main subject, using Chinese-style architecture (eaves, lanterns) to create a classical atmosphere. The characters' movements are relaxed, and the greenery and blue sky in the background add vitality, conveying a sense of leisure and pleasure in the tour. Opening hours: 07:00-19:00.

Huaqing Palace – Changsheng Hall

Adopt a centered composition with the military official figurine at the center of the frame to highlight the solemnity and integrity of the subject. Use a flat shooting angle with the photographer standing at eye level with the figurine to ensure clarity of the front armor and facial details. The frame should include the entire figurine and the glass background of the display case, avoiding any unnecessary clutter. Travel tips: Open from 08:30 to 18:30.

Terracotta Warriors Museum – Full-Body Military Official Figurine & Glass Case

Model stands by the railing, with the photographer shooting from the side at an upward angle to capture the entire sculpture. Use a medium telephoto lens to capture the sculpture on the left side of the frame and the model on the right side. Outfit suggestion: The Ma Niu skirt is the best choice.

Terracotta Warriors Museum – With Terracotta Head Sculpture

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Terracotta Warriors Museum – Circular Stone Inscribed Stele & Distant Mountains