Shooting Tips: The model should stand in front of the hall, and the photographer should position themselves on the ground level behind a tree, using a 1x/ wide-angle lens. Shooting Time: Around 3-5 PM, when the light is excellent. Shooting Equipment: Fujifilm XE4 with an 18-50mm f2.8 lens. Outfit Suggestions: The Temple of Heaven has an overall ancient and elegant atmosphere, primarily in red tones. A simple outfit will complement the setting. Posing Tips: You can use a fan that matches your outfit as a prop. If you feel camera-shy, try these universal poses: look down at the camera, look up at the sky, or look down at the ground.

The Temple of Heaven - Red Grid Windows of the Halberd Gate

Photography Tips: The model should stand on the imperial path in front of the hall, while the photographer stands behind the railing on the hall. Use a 2x or medium telephoto lens for the shoot. Shooting Time: Around 3-5 PM, when the light is excellent. Photography Equipment: Use a Fujifilm XE4 with an 18-50mm f2.8 lens. Outfit Suggestions: The Taímiào (Imperial Ancestral Temple) has a classic and elegant atmosphere, predominantly red. A simple outfit would be perfect. Posing Tips: You can use a fan that matches your outfit as a prop. If you feel camera-shy, try these foolproof poses: look down at the camera, look up at the sky, or look down at the ground.

Beijing's Tai Miao - Imperial Way in Front of the Hall

The model stands by the stone railing at the lower left of the frame, while the photographer shoots from a slightly lower position, looking up. This creates a sense of depth between the model and the ancient architecture. Using a triangular composition, the model, the eave on the left, and the roof on the right form a visual triangle that is stable and three-dimensional. Branches serve as a natural frame, adding a touch of nature to the top of the image. A wide-angle lens is used to maintain the完整性 of the background architecture. Travel Tip: It is recommended to choose a sunny day for the trip, as shooting under sunlight produces better results.

Temple of Heaven - Capturing the Eaves of the Architecture

Photo by The Temple of Earth (Ditan Park)

The Temple of Earth (Ditan Park)

The photographer stands directly in front of the building, using an upward angle to emphasize its grandeur and height. The composition places the main structure of the building at the center of the frame, with symmetrical decorative elements enhancing visual balance. 1. Travel Tips: You can purchase tickets online or at the site; the queue is usually fast, and currently only the Hall of Enjoyment is open.

The Temple of Heaven - Architectural Details and Plaques in the Same Frame

Shooting tips: The model stands on the steps while the photographer is positioned on the lower platform, using a 1x/wide-angle lens. Shooting time: Around 3 PM to 5 PM, when the light is good. Shooting equipment: Fuji XE4 with an 18-50mm f2.8 lens. Outfit suggestions: The Temple of Heaven has an overall ancient and elegant atmosphere, mainly in red tones. A simple outfit works well. Posing tips: You can use a fan that matches your outfit as a prop. If you feel shy facing the camera, try these universal poses: look down at the camera, look up at the sky, or look down at the ground.

The Temple of Heaven - Steps under the eaves

Photography Tips: Have the model stand under the plaque in front of the hall, and the photographer should be about an arm's length away, using a 1x/wide-angle lens. Shooting Time: Around 3-5 PM, when the lighting is excellent. Equipment: Use the Fuji XE4 with an 18-50mm f2.8 lens. Outfit Suggestions: The Temple of Heaven has a classic and ancient atmosphere, primarily in red. A simple outfit works well. Posing Tips: Use a fan that matches the color of your outfit as a prop. If you feel camera-shy, try these universal poses: look down at the camera, look up at the sky, or look down at the ground.

Beijing's Imperial Ancestral Temple - Under the Plaque of the Imperial Ancestral Temple

The photographer stands below the stone steps, using a top-down angle. The model stands beside the white marble railing, positioned slightly to the right of the center of the frame. The left side of the frame retains the stone steps and the railing, composing the shot to draw the viewer’s focus to the model and the details of the clothing while also showcasing the white marble railing. 1. **Pose Suggestions**: The model can stand sideways, looking at the camera or gazing into the distance. The hands can be naturally hanging or placed behind the back, to create different moods. 2. **Outfit Suggestions**: It is recommended to wear traditional Chinese-style clothing, which will perfectly match the classical ambiance of the setting. 3. **Trip Tips**: It is advisable to schedule the shoot in the afternoon.

Take a photo on the stone steps with the white marble railings and wooden windows at the Temple of Heaven.

The model stands in front of ancient architecture, with the railing serving as the foreground. The photographer shoots slightly from above to highlight the details of the clothing and the classical atmosphere. Using a central composition, the subject is placed in the center of the frame, while the background buildings add depth. Pose: The model holds a round fan with both hands, adjusting the hand position to showcase the accessories and the patterns on the clothing.

Labor People's Cultural Palace - in front of the temple railings

Shooting Tips: Have the model stand on the steps, with the photographer at the bottom of the stairs. Use a 1x/wide-angle lens. Shooting Time: Around 3-5 PM, when the light is great. Shooting Equipment: Fuji XE4 with 18-50mm f2.8 lens. Outfit Suggestions: The Temple of Heaven has an overall ancient and elegant vibe, primarily in red. Opt for a minimalist style. Posing Suggestions: You can use a fan that matches your outfit as a prop. If you feel camera-shy, try these universal poses: look down at the camera, look up at the sky, or look down at the ground.

The Temple of Heaven - Steps under the eaves on both sides during the evening glow.