Use a top-down angle to shoot the unique rock from a slightly higher position. Place the rock in the center of the frame to highlight its texture and cave structures. Utilize the hole in the middle of the rock as a frame, bringing in the green plants in the background to add depth to the image. It’s recommended to use a standard lens to clearly capture the details of the rock and the spatial feel of the holes.

Yuan Dadu City Wall Ruins Park - Strange Rocks with Circular Holes

The photographer shoots from a lower position in front of the stone sculptures, using a centered composition to place the main group of sculptures in the middle of the frame, ensuring that both the top human figures and the front ox-shaped stone sculpture are fully captured. The shot includes the green trees on the left, part of the steps on the right, and the blue sky in the background, adding depth to the scene.

Yuan Dadu City Wall Ruins Park - Stone Carvings of Cattle and Human Figures

The photographer stands on the shore and shoots at eye level, framing the scene along the riverbank. Using the rule of thirds, the river is positioned in the lower part of the frame, with branches of flowers and the sky above. The reflection in the water is used to enhance symmetry. It is recommended to use a wide-angle lens to include more of the riverbank scenery, showcasing the layered space where spring blossoms and the water landscape merge. Travel Tips: The flowering period for crabapple trees is from March to April.

Yuan Dadu Ruins Park - Haitang Huaxi

The model stands under the tree, slightly leaning towards the river. The photographer should stand about two bricks' length in front of the model for a level shot, capturing the tree's extension and the steps on the opposite bank. It's recommended to shoot after 3 PM when the sunlight is softer and more flattering. If traveling in the summer, don’t forget to wear sunscreen.

Yuan Dadu City Wall Ruins Park - Under the Riverside Crabapple Trees

Using the rule of thirds composition, the subject is positioned at the right one-third of the frame, with the left side showcasing golden and red autumn leaves and the top part featuring a clear blue sky, creating a balanced background. The focus is on the layers of autumn leaf colors and the interaction between the subject and the environment. The frame includes the autumn leaves, the blue sky, and fallen leaves on the ground, enhancing the depth of the scene. The subject stands naturally, with genuine movements that add to the storytelling. Travel Tip: Admission: The park is free to the public.

Yuan Dadu City Wall Ruins Park - Maple Leaves

The model stands at the edge of the platform under the tree, with the photographer positioned opposite for a level shot. Keep only the platform visible below, with the model centered in the frame. The top 1/4 of the image should be the tree and flowers. The model can look sideways at the tree or straight at the camera, and lighter-colored clothing will photograph better. Travel Tips: It's best to shoot on a clear afternoon when the sunlight is softer, avoiding the harsh midday light. The Yuan Dadu Relic Park is perfect for a leisurely stroll.

The Ruins of Yuan Dadu City Park - Under the Begonia Trees

The model stands under a hawthorn tree, near the middle of the road, while the photographer takes a level shot from the opposite side of the model. The model is centered in the frame, with the upper half of the image consisting of the tree and flowers. Light-colored clothing will photograph better. 1. Equipment Specifications: The shooting device is the Fujifilm X-H2. 2. Outfit Suggestions: Light-colored clothing will photograph better.

Yuan Dadu City Wall Ruins Park - Central Pedestrian Walkway

The model stands at the edge of a platform under a tree, with the photographer positioned directly opposite for a level shot. The platform should be the only element visible below, with the model centered in the frame. The top 1/4 of the frame should feature the tree and its flowers. The model can either turn slightly to look at the tree or face the camera directly. 1. Equipment: Fuji X-H2. 2. Outfit suggestion: Light-colored clothing will photograph better.

The Yuan Dadu City Wall Ruins Park - Under the White Begonia Trees

The model stands on the second step, with the photographer shooting from a slightly upward angle directly in front. The camera is positioned slightly below the model’s waist, utilizing the rule of thirds for composition. The frame is divided into three layers: leaves at the top, the model in the center, and a colorful stained glass wall at the bottom, adding depth and balance to the image. Use a 50mm lens on a camera or the 2x zoom on a phone to moderately blur the background and highlight the subject. 1. Equipment: Fujifilm X-H2. 2. Pose: The model gently gathers the skirt, slightly side-facing, creating a natural and relaxed atmosphere. 3. Travel Tip: It is recommended to shoot on a sunny afternoon when the light is softer, avoiding the harsh midday sun.

Yuan Dadu City Wall Ruins Park - Beside the Colored Glazed Wall

The model stands sideways under a crabapple tree, looking at the tree. The photographer stands opposite the model, shooting at eye level with the model centered in the frame. The upper two-thirds of the image feature the crabapple flowers as the main subject, using the rule of thirds to place the model in the lower third of the frame. The branches and flowers fill the upper part of the image, enhancing the balance of the composition. Use a 50mm lens on a camera or the 2x zoom on a phone to moderately compress the background, highlighting the subject and flower details. 1. Equipment: Fuji X-H2. 2. Posing: The model can either stand sideways looking at the tree or face the camera directly. 3. Travel Tips: It's best to shoot on a sunny afternoon when the light is softer, avoiding the harsh midday sun. The Crabapple Flower Stream is quite long and perfect for a leisurely walk. 4. Outfit Suggestions: Light-colored clothing will photograph better.

Yuan Dadu City Wall Ruins Park - Under the Crabapple Trees