The model stands on one side of the tulips, and the photographer should position themselves 4 meters away on the other side of the tulips. The camera should frame the model and the building slightly from below, using layered composition with the foreground being the tulip flowers, the midground the model, and the background the building. This will create a rich and layered image. It is recommended to use a 50mm lens to highlight the details of the model and the flowers. Posing Suggestions: 1. Place both hands together to convey a shy and delicate feeling, echoing the beauty of the flowers. 2. Turn around and look at the building for a back view shot, creating an atmospheric image.

Galaxy SOHO - Tulip Fields

I recommend using an upward shooting angle and positioning yourself at a slight distance in the hutong to ensure the complete and prominent structure of Galaxy SOHO, emphasizing its depth. Place the lit top area of Galaxy SOHO at the top of the frame, with the details of the hutong and the old town below, creating a visual contrast between old and new. Use a 12mm wide-angle lens to capture the buildings on both sides of the hutong, and include some street lights and miscellaneous items to add narrative to the urban night scene. Additional tip: It's recommended to shoot at night when the lights are on for a more picturesque effect.

Galaxy Soho - Capturing Galaxy Soho in the Old City Area

The model sits on one side of the tulips, and the photographer should squat on the other side, 3 meters away from the model, with the camera at eye level. 1. Photography Equipment: Fuji X-H2, 16-55mm lens. 2. Posing Tips: ① Close your eyes and enjoy the sunlight, turning your face slightly to the side. ② Turn to look at the flowers and interact with them. 3. Travel Tips: No admission fee required.

Galaxy SOHO - Next to the Tulip Flower Pond

When taking photos, choose the right angle. Shooting from below can emphasize the height and complexity of the architecture. For composition, use symmetry or leading lines to enhance the balance and depth of the shot. Equipment settings: Fuji XT30II + 18-55mm lens. Post-processing: Use editing software to adjust brightness, contrast, and color saturation. Crop the image to remove unnecessary elements and highlight the main subject.

Galaxy SOHO - Indoor Center

The photographer stands behind the plaza on the lower level and looks up to take the shot, composing the frame as shown in the image. Equipment settings: Fujifilm XT30 II, lens 18-55mm.

Outside the first basement level of Galaxy SOHO Building A

The model stands in the middle of the hutong, with the photographer framing her and the Galaxy SOHO behind her. The lights turn on at 6 PM and off at 10 PM.

Galaxy SOHO - Surrounding Hutongs

It is recommended to use a top-down shooting angle, with the model seated at the left one-third of the frame, looking sideways towards the building. A super-wide-angle lens is recommended to capture the depth and spatial layers of the architecture. 1. Other tips: Although there aren't many people, this place is a paradise for photography. Any corner can yield stunning shots, whether you prefer portrait photography or architectural landscapes. The atrium of Building D on the 5th floor, when viewed from below, looks like a time tunnel extending towards the sky. Taking the elevator to the 6th floor and above, you can shoot in the corridors of the office building. 2. Equipment settings: Use a wide-angle lens of 16mm or more. 3. Travel tips: Galaxy Soho lights up at 6 PM and turns off at 10 PM.

Galaxy SOHO - Take a night photo with the Galaxy Building exterior.

The photographer stands by the window, selecting a window or opening on a certain floor inside the building as a frame to capture other parts within. By lowering the shooting angle, the upward extension of the building is emphasized, highlighting its grandeur and majesty. Shooting equipment: iPhone 16 Pro.

Galaxy SOHO - 6th Floor Window

1. Shooting Angle: The photographer should position themselves at a slightly higher angle to capture the flower fields, trees, and buildings in one shot. 2. Composition Technique: Use foreground composition with the tulip fields in the foreground to add depth to the image. Also, employ leading lines by using the road and building lines to guide the viewer’s eye deeper into the scene. 3. Lens Recommendation: Use a wide-angle lens to include more elements in the scene, showcasing the integration of architecture, trees, and flower fields. Travel Tips: The tulip blooming season typically occurs from March to May each year.

Galaxy SOHO - Opposite the street is the Tulip