The model is sitting in the middle of a bench, with the photographer standing directly behind her, about 5 meters away, using the door frame as a picture frame and the green trees as the background, creating a symmetrical composition for a frontal shot. 1. Equipment: Fuji XT5, 18-120mm lens. 2. Pose: The model faces away from the camera, hands resting at her sides, looking to the side. 3. Travel Tips: Admission is 2 RMB per person, open hours: 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM.

Taoranting Park - In front of the vintage door frame

The photographer stands at a lower position to shoot the cherry blossoms, with ancient street lamps and old buildings in the background. By using foreground composition, the cherry blossoms are placed in the foreground, and a medium-telephoto lens is used to blur the foreground blossoms, highlighting the street lamps and old buildings. Additional tip: Shooting when the sunlight is ample will yield better results.

Taoranting Park - South Gate Cherry Blossoms

Photography Tips: The model stands on the white stone bridge, and the photographer stands on the flat ground opposite the bridge to capture the scene of the model, the bridge, and the pavilion behind. 1. Posing: The model can stand on the bridge, one hand resting on the stone railing, looking into the distance, or looking at the camera, or leaning against the stone bridge. 2. Shooting Time: 5:00 PM, June 29, 2025. 3. Equipment: Fuji XS-20 + 16-50mm lens. 4. Visiting Guide: Location: Taoranting Park, Xicheng District, Beijing. Best Time to View Lotus Flowers: Late June to August (peak blooming in July), with the best conditions in the early morning or late evening when the light is soft. Admission: 2 RMB (extremely good value!), tickets can be purchased in advance on the Changyou Park WeChat account. Operating Hours: 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM.

Taoranting Park - White Arched Bridge

The model stands behind the stone railing, while the photographer is on the opposite bank using a telephoto lens to capture the scene, with the composition featuring an equal split between the reflection and the actual view. Poses: The model can stand behind the stone railing or sit on it with their back to the camera, turning their head to look back. Time: June 10th, 17:00. Equipment: Canon R6 with a 24-70mm lens.

Tao Ran Ting Park - Riverside Reflections

The model stands on a stone by the lake, with the photographer positioned directly behind her, about 6 meters away, shooting straight on with a pavilion and lotus flowers in the background. 1. Equipment: Fuji XT5, 18-120mm lens. 2. Pose: The model faces away from the camera, with her hands crossed behind her back, looking to the side. 3. Travel Tips: Admission is 2 RMB per person, and the opening hours are from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

Taoranting Park - Lotus Pond by the Lake

The photographer stands on one side of a small path, shooting at eye level. The subject is positioned at the left one-third of the frame, with a waterfall and greenery in the background. Using a foreground composition, the subject is placed at the left one-third of the frame, the waterfall is centered, and leaves frame the scene naturally, enhancing the depth and layers of the image. Blurring the leaves in the foreground adds a sense of depth and a natural atmosphere. Additional Tips: 1. It's best to shoot on a sunny day for better lighting and ambiance. 2. Be sure to apply sunscreen.

Taoranting Park Southwest Gate - Flowing Water

Stand on Yun'an Bridge and use the shape of the bridge railing to naturally frame the scene, adding visual layers and interest. The background is Taoran Pavilion, and the foreground combines blooming flowers with the blurred effect of the bridge railing, making the scene more spring-like. Recommended camera settings: 50mm lens / phone 2x zoom, suitable for capturing architectural details and framing effects. Travel Tips: Visit in the early morning or late afternoon for soft, flattering light.

Taoranting Park - Taoranting Pavilion

The model stands in front of the pavilion on the lake, while the photographer stands on the flat ground opposite the pavilion, using a telephoto lens to frame the lotus flowers in the foreground and capture both the model and the pavilion in the same shot. 1. **Posing Tips:** The model can stand inside the pavilion, holding a fan and looking at the lotus pond, or stand sideways and look up at the sky or gaze into the distance. 2. **Shooting Time:** 5:00 PM, June 29, 2025. 3. **Equipment:** Canon R8 with 24-105mm lens. 4. **Location:** Taoranting Park, Xicheng District, Beijing. 5. **Best Time to View Lotus:** Late June to August (peak blooming in July), with the best conditions in the early morning or late afternoon when the light is soft. 6. **Entrance Fee:** 2 RMB (highly affordable!), tickets can be purchased in advance on the Taoranting Park WeChat official account. 7. **Operating Hours:** 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

Taoranting Park - Lake Pavilion and Lotus Flowers

The model is sitting on a stone bench in front of lotus flowers, while the photographer stands directly in front of her, about 5 meters away, with the stage and lotus flowers as the background, taking a front-on shot. 1. Photography equipment: Fuji XT5, 16-50mm lens. 2. Photography pose: The model is sitting on the stone bench, one hand resting on the bench, and the other hand playing with her hair. 3. Travel tips: Admission is 2 yuan per person, opening hours: 6:00-22:00.

Tao Ran Ting Park - Lotus Flower Blowing Platform

The model stands on the stone steps, looking up at the sky and the flowers, while the photographer stands below, shooting from a low angle to capture the upper body, avoiding the black railings. Travel Tip: Try to avoid shooting during the harsh midday sunlight; it’s better to shoot in the afternoon when the light is softer.

Taoranting Park - Entrance Cherry Blossoms