The photographer is positioned inside the glazed tile gate, at a certain distance from the subject, roughly along the central axis of the gate. A straight-on angle is used, with the arched structure of the glazed tile gate serving as the main frame of the picture, enclosing the subject and the view of the palace beyond the gate. Travel Tips: Opening Hours: Cultural Palace Park: April 1 to October 31, 06:30-19:00; November 1 to March 31 of the following year, 07:00-17:00. Tai Miao Ancient Architecture Area: 09:00-17:00. Closed on Mondays except for legal holidays and winter/summer vacations.

Temple of Heaven - Inside the Qian Liuli Gate

The model stands under a magnolia tree, and the photographer stands 1 meter directly in front of the model to take a half-body shot, capturing the red gate and red wall behind the model. Shooting equipment: Fujifilm XT30II + 18-55mm lens. Admission: Tickets can be purchased on-site at the East Gate of the Beijing Labor People's Cultural Palace for 2 RMB per ticket.

Temple of Heaven - Sidewalk beside the Magnolia Trees

The model stands by the railing of the moat, while the photographer takes photos from a slightly lower angle about 3 meters away. Ticket Price: 2 yuan. Opening Hours: 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM. Travel Tips: On weekends, you may need to queue to buy tickets. Students should bring their student ID for a 50% discount. It's recommended to visit on weekdays or just before closing time.

Temple of Heaven - Moat Railing

The model stands on the platform, while the photographer is below, placing the subject slightly off-center to create a sense of stability and order in the composition. Using a medium focal length lens, the space is compressed to closely integrate the person with the ancient architecture. Additional tip: Autumn is the best season for photography in Beijing, as it provides ideal conditions for capturing stunning images.

Group photo at the Stone Corridor of the Temple of Heaven.

The model stands under a magnolia tree, and the photographer squats 0.5 meters directly in front of the model to shoot from a low angle. Shooting equipment: Fujifilm XT30II + 18-55mm lens. Admission: Tickets can be purchased on-site at the Dongmen (East Gate) of the Beijing Labor People's Cultural Palace for 2 RMB per ticket.

The Temple of Heaven - Under the Magnolia Trees

The photographer uses an upward shooting angle, with the model positioned slightly to the left of the center of the frame. The background includes the layered roof of the Temple of Heaven and the sky, highlighting the characteristics of classical architecture and the model’s traditional attire. Placing the subject at the visual center of the frame, the symmetrical layout of the background palace enhances the stability of the composition. A standard lens is recommended for this shot. Travel Tips: ① Ticket Price: 2 RMB; ② Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00-17:00; closed on Monday.

Take a photo with the white jade railings behind the palace at the Temple of Heaven.

The model is standing in the corner of a stone railing, with the photographer below, shooting upward. The composition should include a corner of the Jiqu Men (戟门) and a corner of the adjacent building, and it's important to include the surrounding greenery to enrich the entire composition. Equipment settings: Fuji XH2S, lens 18-55mm. Posing instructions: 1. The model should lean against the stone railing, face turned to the left, with hands resting on the railing; there should be light coming from the left side. 2. The model should stand with a quarter-turn to the side, one hand resting on the railing, looking forward. Ticket price: 2 RMB per person. If you want to enter the inner hall, it's 10 RMB per person. It's recommended to book tickets a day in advance on Meituan, as there are usually queues at the entrance.

The Tai Miao - Southwest Corner Stone Railing of the戟 Gate

The model stands between a red pillar and a stone railing, with the photographer positioned to the right of the model, taking side shots. Equipment settings: Fujifilm XH2S, lens 18-55mm. Poses: 1. One hand on the stone railing, slightly tilting the head back to look at the sky; 2. One hand brushing the hair, the other hand in the pocket, slightly lowering the head to look down. Ticket prices: 2 RMB per person; if you want to enter the inner hall, it's 10 RMB per person. It's recommended to book tickets a day in advance on Meituan to avoid queues at the site. Shooting time: It's best to shoot between 15:50-16:30 during the golden hour.

The Red Pillars of the Eastern Wing Hall in the Temple of Earth

With the main hall as the backdrop, the model should lean against the first row of railings, using a centered composition with the model slightly to the right of center, looking directly at the camera. The photographer should shoot from a low angle, being careful not to obstruct the two characters of the Taimiao Temple. Use a small aperture to ensure the background remains in focus. 1. Outfit Suggestions: It is recommended to wear a traditional Gege cheongsam or a dress for better photos. 2. Other Suggestions: ① Shoot on a sunny day for better lighting and atmosphere; ② Pay attention to sun protection.

The Temple of Heaven - Under the Plaque of the Temple of Heaven

The model is sitting on the stone railing, while the photographer is standing on the platform, with the corner of the main hall's eaves and the corner of the eastern annex eaves included in the composition. 1. Equipment Information: Fuji XH2S, lens 18-55mm. 2. Shooting Poses: ① Sitting on the stone railing, one hand resting on the stone pillar, the other hand on the railing, looking up at the sky; ② Sitting on the stone railing, hands clasped together, looking forward. 3. Travel Tips: ① Ticket Prices: Admission: $2 per person, $10 per person to enter the main hall. It's recommended to book tickets a day in advance on Meituan to avoid queues on site. ② Shooting Time: Golden hour is recommended from 15:50 to 16:30.

The eastern stone railing of the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Temple of Earth