Photo by China Oil Painting Institute - Indoor Staircase

China Oil Painting Institute - Indoor Staircase

1. Composition: Use an arched door frame to create a frame-within-a-frame composition, guiding the viewer's focus to the decorative details and adding depth and atmosphere to the image. 2. Framing: Include the green tablecloth, high stools, small tree potted plant, and wall mirror in the shot. Use warm-toned walls and sconces in the background to create a cozy ambiance. 3. Lens Focal Length: For cameras, a 50mm prime lens is recommended. For smartphones, use a 2x zoom to highlight details and keep the composition tidy. Travel Tip: Operating hours are from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

China Academy of Art Oil Painting Institute - Leisure Dwelling Interior Seating

The photographer is positioned below the steps in front of the building, using an upward angle. The composition is symmetrical, with the central arch serving as the axis of symmetry, and the architectural structures and steps on both sides forming a symmetrical relationship. The vertical line composition emphasizes the building's towering form. A wide-angle lens is used to enhance the grandeur of the building and the depth of the image. 1. Travel Tips: Free admission, no reservation required. 2. Dress Suggestions: Light-colored clothing can create a sophisticated look, complementing the white buildings and bright light of the art academy. Simple, solid colors are timeless and fashion-forward.

China Academy of Art Oil Painting Institute - Conical Church Building

Use an upward shooting angle from a low position to emphasize the height of the ginkgo tree and the fullness of its golden leaves. Employ a diagonal composition, with the tree extending from the lower left to the upper right, guiding the viewer’s gaze and enhancing the sense of depth. Include water in the foreground, the ginkgo tree in the midground, and retain the blue sky and building walls in the background to add layers to the image. Shooting Time: It is recommended to choose a sunny day with good light for the best results.

China Academy of Art's Oil Painting Institute - Ginkgo Trees by the Water

Photo by China Academy of Art Oil Painting Institute - Aerial Photo with Steps Group Photo

China Academy of Art Oil Painting Institute - Aerial Photo with Steps Group Photo

The model is positioned at the left one-third of the frame, with the right side left blank to highlight the texture of the beige wall and the minimalist aesthetics of the arched glass door. The photographer uses a level shooting angle to enhance the depth between the model and the architecture while avoiding a flat and monotonous composition. A standard focal length lens is used to ensure the subject is clear and the background is complete, with appropriate adjustments to exposure to prevent strong light from affecting the image quality. 1. Equipment Parameters: Camera: Fuji XS10, using an NC filter. 2. Posing Suggestions: It is recommended to lean against the wall, with your hand gently touching your earrings or hair to convey a relaxed state. 3. Travel Tips: ① Admission Fee: Free admission. ② Operating Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Chinese National Academy of Painting - Take a photo with beige textured walls and arched glass doors.

The photographer stands on the ground at a considerable distance in front of the building, capturing the scene from a slightly upward angle. Utilizing vertical lines in the composition, the vertical pillars and the lines of the walls enhance the building’s towering and stable appearance. A wide-angle lens is used to capture the entire building along with parts of the sky and ground, showcasing the building’s scale and spatial presence. Travel Tips: ① Admission: Free ② Operating Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 09:00-17:00

China Academy of Art Oil Painting Institute - Outside the Building

Using the rule of thirds, place the model on the left one-third of the frame, with the right side contrasting with the background to add depth to the composition. The background should feature yellow leaves and red brick walls to create a color contrast, enhancing visual appeal while avoiding clutter from the ground at the bottom to maintain a clean composition. Use a 50mm lens or the 2x zoom on a smartphone to achieve a natural bokeh effect, bringing the subject into focus. Travel Tip: It's recommended to go out on a sunny day.

China Academy of Art Oil Painting Institute - Outside the Museum

The photographer stands about 2 meters directly in front of the door, slightly to the right, maintaining a symmetrical frame with the door. The camera is positioned at the same height as the doorknob, shooting at a level angle. Additional shooting tips: Use natural light, choosing a time when the light is soft to avoid harsh shadows. Also, pay attention to the door glass to prevent reflections or any unnecessary objects from interfering with the shot.

Xianqi Coffee - Entrance

The model stands at the bottom of the steps, and the photographer stands face-to-face, about 2 meters apart, with a 35mm focal length. Try to include the architectural doorway in the frame for a very artistic feel. The model stands at the bottom of the steps, pretending to walk up, while the photographer captures the moment from the side. The model stands facing the photographer, holding a bag in both hands, slightly leaning forward, and standing naturally while looking at the photographer.

Chinese National Academy of Arts Oil Painting Institute - Cafe Steps