Use a centered composition with the model positioned in the middle of the frame. The photographer should shoot from a low angle to emphasize the layers between the subject and the golden leaves in the background. The model’s sleeves should be gently flowing, adding a natural and graceful movement to the scene. Include the surrounding yellow leaves and trees to create an autumn atmosphere. Styling suggestion: Wearing traditional Hanfu or other ancient-style clothing will blend well with the classical charm of the setting.

Beijing Ming City Wall Ruins Park - Autumn Leaf Forest

The model stands beside a plum blossom tree, with the photographer in front of the model, shooting from a low angle to incorporate the ruins in the background. Use a medium telephoto lens, placing the model in the lower left of the frame, with plum blossom branches filling the rest of the shot. 1. Props: Bring a small stool for the shoot to easily avoid crowds. 2. Additional Tips: Ideal for spring floral theme photography.

Beijing Ming City Wall Relics Park - Taking a Photo with Red Plum Blossoms

Photo by Beijing Ming City Wall Relics Park - Zhongxin Building and Train in the Same Frame

Beijing Ming City Wall Relics Park - Zhongxin Building and Train in the Same Frame

The model is seated by the window inside the café, and the photographer shoots from outside, with the camera at eye level with the model. When shooting in the café, a purchase is required. You can buy a package that includes admission on Dazhong Dianping.

Ming City Wall Ruins Park - In front of the City Wall Coffee Window

The model stands about 2 meters in front of a locust tree, and the photographer is about 2 meters away from the model, shooting from a low angle while half-kneeling to capture the model, locust flowers, and the city gate in one shot. 1. Equipment settings: Fuji XT5, lens AF 25mm f2.8. 2. Additional tips: The entire pathway is lined with locust trees, so you can stop and shoot at any time. If you bring a telephoto lens, you can take better shots from the park entrance.

Ming City Wall Ruins Park - Locust Blossoms under the City Tower

The model stands next to a street lamp, with the photographer about 2 meters away, positioning the camera slightly low for an upward angle. 1. Travel Tips: In spring and summer afternoons, this location is suitable for shooting with the sun behind the photographer. Morning or midday is recommended to avoid backlighting, which can make the model squint. 2. Outfit Suggestions: Wearing traditional Hanfu or a Warring States period robe is highly recommended for a more authentic atmosphere. 3. Additional Tips: Adjust the camera aperture to a smaller setting to capture a clearer view of the city walls in the background.

Beijing Ming City Wall Relics Park - On the City Wall

The model stands inside the door, while the photographer positions themselves outside in front at a slightly higher position, using the door frame for framing to place the model within the frame, creating a visual focal point. A standard lens is used to ensure normal proportions and minimal distortion in the image. 1. Travel Tips: Tickets can be purchased on-site for 10 RMB per person. 2. Other Tips: Front lighting can help, as the indoor lighting is relatively weak. It’s recommended to bring a light.

Beijing Ming City Wall Relics Park - City Tower Gate

The model stands in the flower grove, and the photographer stands at a slightly farther distance, using a 1x/wide-angle lens for the shoot. 1. Equipment: Fuji XE4 + 18-50mm f/2.8. 2. Poses: The model can look into the camera or tilt her head back to look at the sky. 3. Travel Tips: Head to the location around 3:00 PM for better lighting. 4. Outfit Suggestions: Light colors are recommended, and a dress adds a springtime vibe.

Beijing Ming City Wall Relics Park - White Plum Blossoms at the Foot of the City Wall

Photo by Ming City Wall Ruins Park - Dead Trees

Ming City Wall Ruins Park - Dead Trees

Model standing on the staircase, with the photographer on the ground to the left of the stairs, looking up and to the right. This angle can capture the entire staircase and the city wall. It is recommended to use a telephoto lens. 1. Shooting Time: In spring or summer afternoons, this angle is front-lit. Consider shooting in the morning or at noon to avoid the model squinting in the direct sunlight. 2. Clothing Suggestions: Recommend wearing Hanfu or Warring States period robes for a sense of destiny. 3. Additional Tips: Suggest using a large aperture lens to shoot from a distance for a stronger spatial compression effect.

Ming City Wall Ruins Park - City Wall Steps