For the shot, the photographer is positioned at a lower angle, shooting upward to fully capture the exquisite chandelier, wooden structure, and the dragon-patterned murals below in the Hall of Enjoyment. The composition uses the centering technique, placing the ornate dragon-patterned mural at the center of the frame, making it the focal point, with the chandelier and wooden structure above enhancing the central focus. 1. Travel Tips: ① Admission Prices: The Laboring People’s Cultural Palace costs 2 yuan, the Imperial Ancestral Temple costs 15 yuan in peak season and 10 yuan in off-season. Additional fees apply for visiting the main halls, with the Hall of Enjoyment requiring an extra 10 yuan. Discounted or free entry is available for certain visitors. ② Opening Hours: Closed on Mondays. 2. Additional Tips: Tickets must be reserved in advance through the official mini-program, from 1 to 7 days before your visit. Tickets can also be purchased at the entrance on the day of your visit.

The Temple of Heaven - Five Dragons Mural and Chandelier

Low-angle shot, person sitting on the steps with the Temple of Heaven framing the background. A standard lens captures the layers of people and architecture, emphasizing a classical atmosphere.

The Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Temple of Earth (also known as the Imperial Ancestral Temple)

Photographers can position themselves 2 to 4 meters away from the Yulan magnolia tree, allowing the model to wear light-colored, traditional or minimalist clothing. The model can naturally walk around the tree, gently sniff the flowers, or slightly tilt their head with a gentle smile. Use a lens with a focal length of 50-135mm, set the aperture between f2.0 and f4.0, and adjust the shutter speed and ISO according to the light conditions. Capture the beauty of the Yulan magnolias, the dignity of the red walls, and the elegance of the model in one frame. 1. Travel Tips: It is recommended to visit during the Yulan magnolia blooming period from mid-March to the end of March. 2. Additional Tips: When the snow-white or light purple Yulan magnolias bloom among the red walls and green tiles of the Imperial Ancestral Temple, the beauty of the fusion of history and nature is fully displayed. Here, every casual shot is a beautiful scene with ancient charm.

The Temple of Heaven - Magnolia Blossoms Framed with Red Walls

Photography Tips: The model should stand in front of the first door, and the photographer should be about 3 meters away, zooming in to capture the faucet and the second door with yellow glazed tiles in the frame. Pose: The model should stand naturally, slightly lowering the left shoulder and tilting the head slightly to the right. Visit Tips: ① Admission is 2 yuan, and entry stops at 4:30 PM. ② Bring your ID for a smoother entry. Recommended Outfit: Hanfu, Chinese style. Shooting Time: Around 3:30 PM Shooting Equipment: Fujifilm XT30II + 18-55mm lens

Beijing Temple of Earth - Chinese-style architectural wall enclosure

Photography Tips: Have the model stand in the middle of the archway, and the photographer position themselves about 5 meters away from the model. Use the central composition technique to zoom in and capture the shot, making sure to include the branches of the trees on either side in the frame. Visiting Tips: Admission is 2 yuan. No entry after 4:30 PM. Bring your ID for a faster entry process. Recommended Outfit: Hanfu or traditional Chinese style. Photography Pose: The model should stand directly in the center of the archway, with hands hanging naturally by their sides and head slightly turned to the right. Best Shooting Time: Around 3:00 PM. Shooting Equipment: Fuji XT30II + 18-55mm lens.

The Temple of Heaven - Red Archway

The model stands in front of the railing, with the photographer positioned at a lower angle facing the model, capturing the model in the center of the frame, against a backdrop of blue sky and ancient architecture. 1. Travel Tips: The admission fee is 2 yuan. 2. Dress Code: It is recommended to wear traditional Chinese attire such as Hanfu, with styles similar to those of a noble lady or a young princess from ancient Beijing.

The Temple of Heaven - Take a photo with the stone railings and eaves corners.

The model is on the stone bridge in the middle, the photographer is on the stone bridge to the left, with a pond in between, which perfectly captures the reflection of the model in the water, offering an incredibly unique perspective. Pose for the photo: Cross your hands on the stone bridge, squat slightly, and exude a relaxed vibe. Travel tips: The admission fee is $0.30 per person. If you want to enter the inner hall, it’s $1.50 per person. It’s recommended to book your tickets a day in advance on Meituan to avoid long lines at the site.

The Temple of Earth - Stone Bridge

The photographer captures the scene looking upward, with the trees above forming part of the composition, creating a picturesque view of green trees, red walls, and a blue sky, offering a very poetic perspective. 1. Equipment: Fujifilm XH2S, 18-55mm lens. 2. Travel Tips: The entrance fee is 2 yuan. If you want to visit the inner hall, it costs an additional 10 yuan. It's recommended to buy tickets a day in advance on Meituan to avoid waiting in line at the site.

The Temple of Heaven - Outside the Red Wall Archway

The model stands by the stone railing on the east side of the steps, while the photographer takes photos from below, looking up. 1. Equipment settings: Fuji XH2S, lens 18-55. 2. Posing instructions: ① The model leans against the stone railing, one hand resting on it, head turned to look upward. ② The model faces the camera, one hand resting on the railing, face turned toward the side light. 3. Ticket prices: The entrance fee is 2 RMB per person, and an additional 10 RMB per person for visiting the main hall. It's recommended to buy tickets a day in advance on Meituan to avoid waiting in line.

The Temple of Earth - Western Steps

The photographer is positioned at a slight angle to the side of the chime bells, using a level eye view. The rule of thirds is applied, with the chime bells occupying the lower center of the frame, while the background murals and architectural structures fill the remaining areas. A standard lens is used to accurately depict the proportions and spatial relationships between the chime bells, the murals, and the architectural structures, presenting the scene details clearly. Travel Tips: 1. Admission: - Laboring People's Cultural Palace: 2 RMB - Imperial Ancestral Temple: 15 RMB (peak season), 10 RMB (off-season) 2. Ticket Purchasing Information: - Advance booking via the mini-program (1-7 days in advance) - On-site purchase (day of visit) 3. Opening Hours: 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:30 PM)

Temple of Heaven in Beijing - Bronze Bells and Murals