The model is sitting on a stone bench, and the photographer is standing at a 45-degree angle to the model, about 5 meters away, slightly canted and looking up to capture the rose arbor. 1. Equipment Settings: Fuji XH2S, 16-50mm lens. 2. Posing Suggestions: ① The model is sitting sideways on the stone bench, head slightly lowered, body leaning forward, hugging the knees. ② The model is sitting sideways on the stone bench, one hand supporting the body behind, the other hand resting on the knee or propping up the face. 3. Travel Tips: ① Admission Fee: 5 RMB per person. ② Opening Hours: 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM.

National Botanical Garden - Rose Arch

The model moves close to the water surface, and the photographer shoots from overhead with the camera positioned slightly above the model's head, at a straight-down angle, emphasizing the layers of lotus leaves and water. Use the rule of thirds in composition, placing the model in the lower third of the frame and the lotus flowers in the upper middle part of the image to create visual guidance. It is recommended to use a wide-angle lens to maintain a natural perspective and appropriate framing.

National Botanical Garden - Taking a Photo with Lotus Leaves

The photographer stands on one side of the stairs, slightly tilting the camera upward to capture the flowering tree. The foreground is filled with blooming pink flowers, using a wide-angle lens to include more of the flowering tree, stairs, and background elements. This enhances the sense of space and highlights the lushness of the flowering tree.

National Botanical Garden - Sweet Snowball Staircase

The photographer uses a slightly upward angle to highlight the metal framework of the glass roof. The rule of thirds is applied, with the model standing at the one-third mark on the left side of the frame, directing the viewer’s focus to the model. The composition includes the glass walls on both sides, green plants, and the reflective floor, adding depth to the space. Pose: The model should stand sideways naturally, maintaining a static and elegant posture.

National Botanical Garden South Garden - Greenhouse Glasshouse Corridor

The photographer stands in a slightly forward position in front of the sea of flowers, shooting from a slightly downward angle. The foreground focuses on pink flowers, the middle ground captures yellow and purple flower fields, and the background retains the trees and green grass. The composition uses the rule of thirds horizontally, allowing different colored flower fields to be arranged along the thirds lines, enhancing the depth and color contrast of the image. The lower part of the frame shows the sunlit flower sea, while the upper part retains the trees. Travel Tips: ① Ticket Prices: If you only buy a ticket for the North Garden, it’s 5 RMB per person. For both the North and South Gardens, it’s 10 RMB per person. ② Best Shooting Time: Early morning on a sunny day is best when the light is abundant. The flowering period is from late September to late October, so be sure to plan accordingly.

National Botanical Garden - Pink Daisy Blossom Sea

The photographer stands at a slight angle in front of the subject and shoots at eye level. Using a central composition, the subject is placed in the center of the frame to highlight their prominence. It is recommended to use a medium focal length lens, as it offers a moderate field of view and good control over depth of field, avoiding the distortion that can occur with wide-angle lenses. Styling tip: Pair with high-saturation clothing to enhance contrast.

Beijing National Botanical Garden - Taking a photo with cacti

The model stands on a path in the plum blossom grove, and the photographer shoots from a slightly higher angle at an angle, choosing the model's side profile to create a soft and gentle atmosphere. Using the rule of thirds, place the model on the right side of the frame. The plum blossom branches naturally form a foreground frame, adding depth. Use an 85mm lens on a camera or a 3x zoom on a phone to compress the background and highlight the subject and floral details. Additional suggestion: At the main entrance (National Botanical Garden Station), there are sightseeing cars that can take you directly to Wofosi Temple.

National Botanical Garden - Under the Mei Blossom Trees

Adopt a centered composition with the subject positioned in the middle of the frame, while elements such as trees and benches are placed on the left side and in the background. Use a medium focal length lens to blur the background of trees and grass, highlighting the subject while maintaining the ambiance of the environment and clearly showing the subject's posture and clothing details. Travel Tip: The all-inclusive ticket costs 10 yuan, covering the North and South Gardens + Exhibition Greenhouse (students and seniors get a 50% discount).

National Botanical Garden - Central Axis Bench

The model is seated with her back against a hawthorn tree, while the photographer stands two meters behind her, choosing a spot with more flowers to use as the foreground. 1. Equipment Parameters: This photo was taken with a Nikon Z62 + 28-75mm lens. 2. Pose Suggestions: Look up at the sky or look down at a book. 3. Trip Tips: It's recommended to shoot in the afternoon when the light is naturally soft and gentle. 4. Outfit Suggestions: Wear a light-colored sweater or dress.

National Botanical Garden - Under the Crabapple Tree

The model is seated sideways on a bench, with the photographer standing about 2 meters in front of her. The photographer uses red roses as the foreground and captures the entire corridor from the side. 1. Equipment: Fuji XH2S, 16-50mm lens. 2. Pose: The model sits sideways on a stone bench, facing the camera, with her legs slightly bent, one hand resting on her knee, and the other hand supporting her cheek. 3. Travel Tips: ① Admission: 5 RMB per person; ② Opening Hours: 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM.

National Botanical Garden - Rose Arbor