The model stands behind the railing on the covered bridge, the photographer shoots at eye level with the model, slightly adjusting the angle to create layers in the background, avoiding shooting directly at the model. Use a centered composition with the person in the center of the frame, a red lantern prominently featured at the top of the image, and pink flower trees in the background providing a soft contrast. Use a camera with a 120mm lens or a phone with a 5x zoom to compress the space, highlighting the close relationship between the subject and the background. The background includes pink flower trees and architectural elements, with the lantern serving as a contrasting point at the top of the image to enhance the visual focus. Travel Tip: No admission fee, no reservation required, you can go anytime.

Zizhuyuan Park - Youxian Shan Pavilion Gallery Bridge

Photography Tips: The model stands on the lotus platform, and the photographer stands on the stone bridge opposite the lotus platform. Use a telephoto lens to capture a group photo of the model, the lotus bridge, and the lotus pond. Posing Suggestions: The model can hold a fake flower and stand looking to the side, or look into the distance, or look directly at the camera.

Zizhuyuan Park - Lotus Platform, Beijing

The photographer lowers the camera position, uses a telephoto lens, and employs a symmetrical composition to capture the cottage and its reflection in the lake, emphasizing the harmony and beauty of the scene. The photographer includes the lotus pond, the cottage, willow trees, and a boat in the frame. Outfit suggestion: If there is a model, recommend wearing modern Chinese style or Hanfu.

Zizhuyuan Park - Lakeside Cottage and Lotus Pond

Photography Tips: The model stands on the bridge while the photographer positions themselves on the edge of the lotus pond opposite the model. Use a telephoto wide-angle lens with the lotus flowers as the foreground to capture the model and the lotus bridge together. Posing Suggestions: The model can stand by the side of the bridge, one hand resting on the railing looking into the distance, or looking directly at the camera.

Zizhuyuan Park - Lotus Bridge

Photo by Between the Lotus Bridge and the Iron Bridge in Beijing's Zizhuyuan.

Between the Lotus Bridge and the Iron Bridge in Beijing's Zizhuyuan.

The photographer uses a wide-angle lens and a level shooting angle, incorporating elements such as willows and ancient pavilions to compose the shot. This highlights the depth of the garden and the scenic beauty of spring, creating a classical and elegant atmosphere. Best time to visit: In summer, when the lotus flowers are in bloom, you can admire them from the waterside pavilion. In autumn, the pavilion offers a great view of the fall colors of ginkgo trees and other foliage.

Zizhuyuan Park - Pavilion

Photo by Zizhuyuan Park Lan Cuiting - Wooden Pavilion and Trees

Zizhuyuan Park Lan Cuiting - Wooden Pavilion and Trees

The photographer should position themselves opposite the model’s right side, shooting at eye level. Shooting at eye level captures the model's natural expression and posture, while also fully presenting the relationship between the person and the floral background. Use the rule of thirds to place the model on the right one-third of the frame, making them the focal point. This composition allows the model’s attire, gestures, and the fan in their hand to be clearly displayed, drawing the viewer’s attention. Shooting Time: It is recommended to choose a sunny day when the light is good, as it makes it easier to capture great shots.

Zizhuyuan Park - North Gate, Azure Pool, and Chinese Pear Blossoms

The photographer uses frame-within-a-frame composition, with the white window frame of Youxian Mountain Pavilion serving as the foreground. The model is positioned at the center of the frame, and the photo is taken from an eye-level angle. The dense bamboo forest in the background adds depth and a traditional Chinese atmosphere to the image.

Youxian Mountain Pavilion - Take a photo with white lattice windows and bamboo groves.

The photographer uses an eye-level angle, shooting from one side of the road. The composition follows the rule of thirds, dividing the frame roughly into three parts: the sky, the ginkgo trees, and the road, creating a balanced image. Additional tip: It's recommended to visit in November when the autumn scenery is at its peak.

Zizhuyuan Park - Trees and Paths