Use a low-angle shot with a red frame and chrysanthemum flower bed in the foreground and the science hut in the background to enhance the depth of the scene. Position the red frame on the right side of the image to guide the viewer's eye to the background hut. The composition should include the foreground flowers, the red frame, and the entire science hut, while also retaining the surrounding green trees. Recommend using a standard lens to highlight the integration of the main subject with the environment. Travel Tips: ① Admission Fee: 2 yuan; ② Opening Hours: 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM, with the last entry at 9:00 PM.

Taoranting Park - Science Popularization Hut and Lantern Flower Art Installation

Photo by Taoranting Park - Taurene Plaque

Taoranting Park - Taurene Plaque

Photo by Taoranting Park - Taking a Photo with the Orchid Pavilion

Taoranting Park - Taking a Photo with the Orchid Pavilion

Photo by Taoranting Park - Capture photos of white hydrangeas and bamboo groves.

Taoranting Park - Capture photos of white hydrangeas and bamboo groves.

The photographer stands under the eaves, using them as a frame for the composition, slightly lowering the camera angle, and employing a 35-50mm lens or the 1x-2x zoom on a phone, facing the distant scenery for a flat shot. The eaves are used as a framing element to highlight the layers of the magnolias and pine trees intertwining. 1. Photography Pose: Scatter petals to create a dynamic effect. 2. Props: Oil-paper umbrella, fan, and reflector (to avoid harsh shadows on the face due to dappled sunlight). 3. Travel Tips: ① Admission fee: 2 yuan, with a 50% discount for students. ② The garden opens at 6:30 AM; visit early to enjoy the best time between 7-9 AM when you can have the entire flower sea to yourself. ③ The Tao Ran Archway cherry blossom secret garden lights up at 6:30 PM. ④ Best flowering period: March 20 - April 15, with the crabapple blossom stream in full bloom. 4. Outfit Suggestions: Wear a hanfu, new Chinese style, or a light-colored dress. Avoid dark clothing; pearl hairpins are a great addition.

Taoranting Park - Compassion Nunnery Magnolia Flower Stone Railing

The photographer uses a low-angle shot and leading lines composition, with the path serving as the central axis extending to the distant pedestrian, enhancing the sense of depth. The trees are symmetrically distributed on both sides, with yellow leaves on the left contrasting with the green leaves on the right. The frame includes the path, branches, and a portion of the sky, highlighting the autumn park atmosphere. Travel Tips: Visit before 9 AM or after 4 PM for fewer people and better light! Light-colored clothing works best for photos.

Taoranting Park - Park Trail

Photography Tips: Have the model stand on the steps, with the photographer positioned behind the model to capture both the model and the Qingyin Pavilion in the shot. Posing Suggestions: The model can place one foot on the step, turn around to look back at the camera, or look straight ahead.

Taoranting Park - Stairs Outside the Qingyin Pavilion

Using the rule of thirds, the subject is positioned at the right one-third of the frame, balancing the visual weight. The photographer shoots from an overhead angle, blending the subject harmoniously with the natural environment. The background includes the green leaves of a lotus pond, while the foreground features dangling willow branches to add depth. The model stands naturally, holding a lotus flower and leaves, with a relaxed posture. The background is blurred to highlight the subject and enhance the sense of depth in the image.

Beijing Taoranting Park - Taking a photo with the lotus pond and weeping willows.

Photo by Taoranting Park - Red Chinese-style architecture and plaques

Taoranting Park - Red Chinese-style architecture and plaques

Using a centered composition, place the main structure of the pavilion in the center of the frame, with willows symmetrically distributed on both sides to enhance balance. The shot should include the full view of the pavilion, the background willows, and the reflection in the foreground water to add depth. Equipment settings: Nikon Z7ii, lens 70-200mm, aperture F2.8, shutter speed automatic, ISO 64, white balance 5000.

Taoranting Park - Pavilions, Willow Trees, and Arched Bridges