The model stands on the avenue while the photographer uses a medium telephoto lens to capture the model, the ginkgo-lined street, and the sky, with the model positioned at the center of the frame to highlight the subject. Travel Tip: Admission is free.

Beijing Garden Expo Park - Ginkgo Avenue

The model leans against an intricately carved door frame, while the photographer shoots from a slightly elevated angle, maintaining a parallel perspective with the model. Utilizing the door frame to create a frame-within-a-frame composition, the model is seamlessly integrated with the carvings, highlighting the delicate beauty of Jiangnan gardens. A medium-to-long focal length lens is used to clearly capture the intricate details of the carvings and the lines of the model’s attire, adding depth and clarity to the image while harmoniously blending architectural and human elements. 1. Outfit Suggestions: ① Suitable for traditional Chinese costumes, new Chinese-style clothing, or cheongsams (qipaos). For a hanfu photoshoot, opt for elegant Song Dynasty-style designs; for cheongsams, choose simpler styles. 2. Additional Tips: ① The best seasons are summer and autumn, when lotus flowers are in bloom during summer and the surrounding vegetation is rich in color during autumn. Spring is also a good time for shooting. ② It is recommended to shoot from 4:00 PM until dusk, when the light is softer, there are fewer people around, and positions are more favorable.

Beijing Garden Expo - Group Photo at the Jiangnan Garden Architecture

1. Photography Tips: The model should stand at the square below the tower, and the photographer should use a wide-angle lens to capture the model and the Yongding Tower together. 2. Posing Suggestions: The model can stand with one foot forward, holding a folding fan and looking to the left, or look down at the ground or towards the camera.

Beijing Garden Expo Park - Yongding Tower Dam_below

Shooting tips: Have the model stand in front of the door, and the photographer should position themselves to capture both the model and the door frame in a full shot. Posing ideas: The model can cross their legs, hold a prop, and turn their head slightly to the left while looking down. They can also look directly at the camera.

Beijing Garden Expo Park - Hefu Residence Chinese Style Architecture Entrance

Photography Tips: The model stands in the middle of the platform in front of the pavilion, and the photographer stands in the middle of the stairs, using the central composition technique for shooting. Posing Tips: The model’s body should be slightly turned about 15 degrees, with one hand resting on the hip-thigh junction and the other hand on the mid-thigh, looking calmly at the camera. Check-in Guide: Free admission, no reservation required. Outfit Recommendations: Neo-Chinese, qipao, and ancient costumes are all suitable. Shooting Time: Around 19:25. Shooting Equipment: Fuji XT30II + 18-55mm lens.

Beijing Garden Expo Park - LanSheng Pavilion

Photography Tips: Have the model stand inside an irregular window frame, and position the photographer in the courtyard directly facing the window. Use a centered composition method when shooting, and try to place the door frame and trees on either side of the model to maintain a balanced image. Pose: Extend both hands and place them on the window frame, face the camera, and smile naturally. Visit Guide: Free, no reservation required. Recommended Outfit: Neo-Chinese, qipao, or traditional costumes are all suitable. Shooting Time: Around 19:00. Shooting Equipment: Fujifilm XT30II with 18-55 lens.

Beijing Garden Expo Park - Polygonal Window Frames

Photography Tips: The model should stand inside the window frame while the photographer stands on the stone bridge, using the central composition technique. To avoid blocking the model's face, the iron bars supporting the window should be removed, with the model pushing the window open themselves. The frame should include the carved designs above the window and part of the curved backrest of the pavilion's bench. Posing Tips: The hand farther from the camera should push the window, with the other hand resting on the window frame. Tilt your head slightly and smile. Keep some bend in the elbow of the arm pushing the window to avoid making the action look too forceful. The window is very heavy, so be mindful of how you apply force to avoid injury. Visiting Tips: Free, no reservation required. Recommended Outfits: Neo-Chinese, cheongsam (qipao), and traditional costumes all work well. Shooting Time: Around 19:25. Shooting Equipment: Fuji XT30II + 18-55mm lens.

Beijing Garden Expo Park - Vintage Carved Wooden Windows

Photo Tips: Have the model stand inside the window frame while the photographer stands outside, using the center composition technique to take the shot. When framing, include the hexagonal window frame on the back wall to add depth. Poses: Since the window frame is quite high, the model needs to stand on tiptoe. One hand can hold the window frame to maintain balance, and the other hand can hang naturally. Don’t forget to manage your facial expression while standing on tiptoe. Check-In Guide: Free admission, no reservation required. Recommended Outfits: Neo-Chinese, cheongsam, and traditional costumes all work well. Best Time to Shoot: Around 7:00 PM. Photography Equipment: Fuji XT30II + 18-55mm lens.

Garden Expo - Hexagonal Window

Photography Tips: The model stands behind the railing at the doorway, while the photographer positions themselves directly in front to capture the model, the entire door frame, and the railing in front. Posing Tips: The model can stand sideways and look upwards, or they can place one hand on the railing and turn their head to look at the camera.

Beijing Garden Expo Park - Hollowed Wooden Railing and Arched Door Frame

Photography Tips: The model stands in front of the doorway, and the photographer stands about 3 to 4 meters away from the model to capture the scene of the model, the wooden door, and the wisteria on the left two-thirds of the frame. Posing Ideas: The model can lean one hand on the door, stand with feet crossed, and look downward, or look at the camera while holding a fan.

Beijing Garden Expo Park - Campsis grandiflora and Chinese-style gate