The photographer shoots at eye level, matching the subject's standing posture, naturally presenting the spatial relationship between the person, the flower branches, the bamboo woven decorations, and the background environment. Using a centered composition, the subject is placed at the center of the frame, with their Hanfu attire and hair accessory details becoming the visual focal point, directly attracting the viewer’s attention. A medium focal length lens is used to finely detail the texture of the subject's clothing and hair accessories, while also preserving the soft beauty of the natural background. 1. Travel Tips: It is recommended to choose a sunny weekday to avoid peak tourist hours. Sufficient sunlight also makes for better photos. 2. Outfit Suggestions: You can try wearing traditional Hanfu.

The Old Summer Palace - Apricot Blossom Spring Pavilion

The model is sitting sideways on a stone by the water, while the photographer stands on a higher slope behind, shooting from above. The left side of the frame can include a bit of grass and flowers from the opposite bank to add depth. It's recommended to choose a sunny day when the water is clear and the koi can be seen clearly. Lighting is very important!

The Old Summer Palace - Peach Blossoms along the Waterfront at Zaoyuan Gate

The photographer shoots from a lower position, using the water's reflective effect to create an ethereal and dreamy atmosphere while highlighting the subject. A central composition is employed, placing the subject at the center of the frame to draw the viewer's attention. It is recommended to shoot during the evening.

Zhang Yijue's Style - Peach Blossom Lake Side in Yuanmingyuan

The model stands in the pavilion while the photographer takes a low-angle shot from below. 1. Equipment Info: The photo was taken with a Fuji XT30II camera and an 18-55mm lens. 2. Travel Tips: The entrance fee is 25 RMB per person. It's recommended to buy tickets in advance to avoid waiting in line at the site.

Old Summer Palace - Yellow Flower Maze Pavilion

1. Positioning: The model stands among the peony flowers, with the photographer shooting from a low angle, slightly upward, to highlight the integration of the person with the sea of flowers. 2. Composition: Use the rule of thirds, placing the model on the right one-third of the frame, with leaves in the upper right corner as a natural frame to add depth to the image. 3. Lens Focal Length: Use a 50mm-85mm lens (camera) or a 2x lens on a phone to emphasize the subject and blur the background, creating a dreamy atmosphere. 1. Pose: The model holds a lantern and a bouquet of flowers, standing naturally, with the head slightly tilted towards the lantern to enhance the story and atmosphere of the image. 2. Outfit Suggestions: Recommend light-colored clothing, such as cream, light blue, or light pink, or a floral dress, to harmonize with the flower field. 3. Additional Tips: It is best to shoot before 10 AM or after 4 PM when the light is softer.

The Old Summer Palace - Zaoyuan Gate Peony Garden

The photographer positions themselves directly in front of the subject, at a level roughly equal to the subject, to fully capture the subject's posture and the background ruins. In terms of composition, a contrasting technique is used, where the subject's attire and posture are juxtaposed with the dilapidated remains of the Old Summer Palace, highlighting the clash between history and modernity. A standard lens is used to faithfully reproduce the scene, clearly showcasing the details of the subject's clothing, facial expressions, and the intricate carvings of the ruins. Travel Tips: 1. Admission Fee: 10 RMB per person, or 25 RMB for a combo ticket that includes the Western Buildings site; free admission for children under 6 years old and seniors over 60 years old. 2. Opening Hours: 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM, with the last entry at 7:00 PM.

Beijing's Old Summer Palace - Take a photo with the remains of the Grand Waterworks.