The photographer should shoot from 1 to 1.5 meters away from the subject, utilizing the natural light in the morning to highlight the vivid colors of the flowers and the person. Both smartphones and cameras can be used for shooting. For smartphones, turn on HDR mode to enhance the brightness and details of the image; for cameras, choose a focal length of 24-50mm and set the aperture to f/3.5-f/5.6 to capture a rich layering effect in the picture.

Laochenggen G Park – Floral Art Wall

Photographers should shoot at a distance of 1 - 1.5 meters from the subject, using the soft lighting inside the store to highlight the depth and spatial sense of the passage. Both smartphones and cameras can be used for shooting; smartphones should be set to portrait mode to blur the background. For cameras, choose a focal length of 24 - 35mm and set the aperture to f/2.8 - f/4. The store has ample light in the afternoon, making it easier to produce good photos.

Laochenggen Fang Suo Bookstore – Curved Wooden Corridor

Photographers can capture scenes from various angles in the vicinity, such as standing at a slight distance and including the city gate along with surrounding characteristic buildings in the frame. For shooting equipment, both smartphones and cameras are suitable. Smartphones can be set to panorama mode for shooting; for cameras, choose a focal length of 16-35mm, and set the aperture to f/5.6 - f/8. Adjust the shutter speed according to lighting conditions; shooting during the day can clearly display the details of the architecture.

Laochenggen G Park – Jingyao Gate Flower Window Red Wall

The photographer can simply hold the camera level to shoot. Other suggestions: Avoid holidays and weekends.

Laochenggen G Park – Xi’an Art Graduation Exhibition

The photographer employs an aerial perspective and leading line composition, with the diagonal lines of the roof tiles naturally extending to guide the viewer's focus towards the main structure. The inclusion of yellow ginkgo trees adds depth to the image, while retaining some distant modern architecture in the background creates a contrast between the ancient and the modern, enriching the narrative of the scene. Travel Tips: Admission is free.

Xiwu Tai Yunju Temple – Aerial Old vs. New Comparison

The model approaches the fence, with the photographer standing about three meters opposite the model, using a 40mm focal length. 1. Equipment settings: It is recommended to use a camera with a 24-70mm zoom lens set at 40mm focal length, and an aperture of around f/4. 2. Travel tips: - Opening hours: 8:00-17:00; - Best time for photography: around 10:00 in the morning. 3. Additional advice: Pay attention to composition to avoid distortion and be mindful of pedestrians while shooting.

Xiwu Tai Yunju Temple – Next to Wenshu Hall Front Door

Photo by Xiwu Tai Yunju Temple – Golden Lion Statue

Xiwu Tai Yunju Temple – Golden Lion Statue

Photo by Xiwu Tai Yunju Temple – With Vintage Redwood Door & Ginkgo

Xiwu Tai Yunju Temple – With Vintage Redwood Door & Ginkgo

The model stands between the pillars, close to the fence. The photographer stands opposite the model, with the camera at a horizontal level, paying attention to composition to avoid distortion and to evade pedestrians. 1. Equipment settings: It is recommended to use a camera with a zoom lens of 24-70mm. Set the focal length to 40mm and the aperture around f/4. 2. Travel guide: ① The opening hours are from 8:00 to 17:00. ② The best time for photography is around 10:00 in the morning.

Xiwu Tai Yunju Temple – Wenshu Hall Back Gate with Railing

Photo by Xiwutai Yunju Temple – Galan Hall building

Xiwutai Yunju Temple – Galan Hall building