Photo by National Museum of China - The Rise of the Lingding Ocean Exhibition

National Museum of China - The Rise of the Lingding Ocean Exhibition

Photo by National Museum of China - Gilt Bronze Guanyin Statue of the Water-moon School from the State of Wuyue

National Museum of China - Gilt Bronze Guanyin Statue of the Water-moon School from the State of Wuyue

Photo by National Museum - Sculpture Exhibition of Bouquet Group Display

National Museum - Sculpture Exhibition of Bouquet Group Display

Photo by National Museum of China - Ancient Chinese Art Signage

National Museum of China - Ancient Chinese Art Signage

The photographer stands in front of the display case, using leading lines in the composition. The horizontally arranged jade artifacts naturally form leading lines, guiding the viewer's gaze from left to right. The background text, wooden base of the display case, and the jade artifacts themselves enhance the cultural ambiance. A wide-angle lens is used for the shot. Additional tips: Avoid peak times and travel off-peak.

China National Museum - Photographing Jade Artifacts Exhibit

The photographer uses a bird's-eye view angle, with the model positioned on the right side of the frame, facing the glass display cabinet containing the sunflower artwork. The model stands naturally, with hands gently placed in front, focusing on the exhibit to enhance the sense of interaction. The composition follows the rule of thirds, with the artwork placed on the left one-third of the frame and the model on the right, creating a visual balance. The shot includes the full view of the display cabinet, the model, and the yellow wall background, highlighting the subjects and their interaction. Opening hours: 09:00-17:00, with last entry at 16:00. Closed on Mondays (except for statutory holidays).

National Museum of China - Taking a photo with the Sunflower Glass Artwork

The photographer uses a level shooting angle, keeping the camera parallel to the mural to avoid distortion. The mural is centered in the frame, with its entire border included and symmetrical on all sides. The composition captures the full mural and its border, with a light-colored wall in the background to highlight the subject. Travel Tip: Admission is free, but a reservation is required.

National Museum of China - Ancient Female Mural Exhibition

1. Positioning: The photographer stands at a slight angle in front of the subject, shooting at eye level. 2. Composition: Contrast composition, with the subject's black top and light-colored background, as well as the white handbag, creating a color contrast to highlight the subject. 3. Lens Usage: A standard lens is used to accurately reproduce the proportions of the subject and the scene, producing a natural visual effect.

National Museum of China - Exhibition Halls

The photographer stands directly behind the subject, shooting at eye level. Employing leading lines composition, the lines of the architecture extend into the depth of the frame, guiding the viewer's focus to the subject and the distant space. A standard lens is recommended to accurately depict the proportional relationship between the subject and the architectural environment, ensuring the overall image is well-balanced and natural. Travel Tips: The opening hours are from Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Admission stops at 4:00 PM, and visitors are notified to clear the area starting at 4:30 PM. The venue is closed on Mondays, except for legal holidays.

National Museum of China - Taking a photo with the modern architectural corridor

Use a level shot with the exhibit centered in the frame to highlight the complete structure and symmetrical beauty of the tower. The composition should include the gridded ceiling of the exhibition hall and the side display cases to show the exhibit's environment, capturing both the full view of the tower and the surrounding details.

National Museum of China - Model Exhibit of the Shakyamuni Pagoda