1. Positioning: The photographer stands opposite, at the same level as the model's current position. 2. Composition: Use frame-within-a-frame and center composition, with the railing as the foreground frame and the model positioned at the center. 3. Lens Settings: Use a standard lens.

798 Art District - Railing under the Staircase of the Locomotive Square

1. Positioning: The model stands in front of the graffiti wall, with their body mirroring the dynamic movements of the graffiti. The photographer should crouch slightly and shoot from a low angle to enhance the tension and presence of the graffiti figures. 2. Composition: Use the rule of thirds, placing the model on the right one-third of the frame, creating a呼应 (echo) with the graffiti figures to highlight the depth and interaction in the scene. 3. Lens Focal Length: A 35mm lens is recommended for close-up shots to capture detailed textures. 1. Poses: ① Side kick or punch, capturing dynamic movements. ② Leaning against the wall with one hand in the pocket, looking at the camera or to the side. ③ Interact with wall elements like arrows or patterns, such as kicking in the direction of an arrow. 2. Shooting Time: Before 10:00 AM when there are fewer people and the light is soft, or after 4:00 PM to avoid harsh light and capture the beautiful sunset ambiance. 3. Styling Suggestions: Go for a cool and edgy look.

798 Art District - Take a photo with the Kung Fu Girl Graffiti Wall

1. Shooting Angle: The photographer stands almost parallel to the pedestrians, shooting from the side. 2. Composition Technique: Contrast composition is used, contrasting the motion-blurred pedestrians with the static art exhibition poster. Additionally, frame-within-a-frame composition is employed, using the poster's border as a frame to highlight the main subject. 3. Lens Usage: A medium focal length lens is used to ensure that both the main subject and the pedestrians are appropriately within the frame. Post-processing: On a hazy day with no clear lighting, try increasing the contrast.

HANMO Art Center - Beijing Heartfelt Exhibition Poster

Photo by 798 Meilun Art Museum - Photo Wall

798 Meilun Art Museum - Photo Wall

Photo by 798 Art District - Taking a photo with the railing

798 Art District - Taking a photo with the railing

1. **Positioning**: Stand in the center between the pillars and choose a level shooting angle, with the camera at the same height as the ground, to ensure a strong sense of depth. 2. **Composition**: Use leading lines by utilizing the lines of the pillars and pipes to guide the viewer's gaze into the depth of the image, enhancing the sense of layers. 3. **Focal Length**: Use a 50mm standard focal length (2x on a camera or phone) to avoid overcrowding the frame while maintaining a natural proportion of the objects. 4. **Framing**: Ensure that the background reveals architectural details while keeping the pillars on both sides as a foreground frame to add depth and dimension to the image. **Travel Tips**: You can visit and shoot around 5:30 PM in the afternoon or evening. The natural light during the day is good, and the lights at night create a nice atmosphere.

798 Art District - Rusty Columns

Photo by 798 Art District - Poster Wall Outside Shops and Human Sculptures

798 Art District - Poster Wall Outside Shops and Human Sculptures

Photo by Photographing next to the steel window bars and greenery against the brick wall in the 798 Art District.

Photographing next to the steel window bars and greenery against the brick wall in the 798 Art District.

Photo by 798 Art Zone - Photographing Plastic Products in Glass Display Windows

798 Art Zone - Photographing Plastic Products in Glass Display Windows

1. Shooting Angle: The photographer should position themselves slightly higher, shooting from a downward angle. 2. Composition Technique: Use a simple composition with a large red wall as the background to highlight the main subject. Utilize contrast composition to create a striking color contrast between the white object and the red background. 3. Lens Recommendation: Use a standard lens with a focal length of 35-50mm, which naturally presents the relationship between the subject and the background, maintaining the true proportions of the scene. Additional Tips: The 798 Art Zone has a strong New Year's atmosphere, with light shows, creative markets, and gallery exhibitions. In particular, the giant New Year posters add to the festive spirit.

798 Art Zone - New Year Graffiti Chairs