Photo by Ancient Jiming Temple - Upward shot of lanterns with inscriptions and calligraphy.

Ancient Jiming Temple - Upward shot of lanterns with inscriptions and calligraphy.

Photo by Gu Jiming Temple - Take a photo with the corridor filled with prayer plaques.

Gu Jiming Temple - Take a photo with the corridor filled with prayer plaques.

Photo by Guji Ming Temple - Take a photo with stone walls and trees.

Guji Ming Temple - Take a photo with stone walls and trees.

Photo by Gu Jiming Temple - Ancient Pagoda, City Wall, and Greenery

Gu Jiming Temple - Ancient Pagoda, City Wall, and Greenery

Photo by Ji Ming Temple - He Ming Cultural and Creative Store

Ji Ming Temple - He Ming Cultural and Creative Store

Photo by Gu Jiming Temple - Buddha Statues and the Wall of Great Compassion and Mercy Inscriptions

Gu Jiming Temple - Buddha Statues and the Wall of Great Compassion and Mercy Inscriptions

The photographer stands in a lower position, using a wide-angle lens to shoot upwards, employing a framing composition with the golden ginkgo branches naturally framing the ancient building’s roof and pagoda. Ticket Price: 10 RMB per person. Opening Hours: 7:00 AM - 5:30 PM, last entry at 5:15 PM. Dress Code: Dress appropriately, avoiding sunglasses, hats, short skirts, and other unsuitable attire. Wear flat shoes. Additional Tips: 1. The vegetarian noodles and creative ice cream at the mountaintop vegetarian restaurant are great options and excellent spots for photos. 2. The temple follows a one-way path: enter from the south gate and exit from the north gate. Follow the signs. 3. Do not step on the thresholds of the main halls, and follow the etiquette of entering from the left for men and the right for women. 4. Offer respects outside the halls before entering, and do not light incense or take photos inside. Maintain a reverent attitude.

Ji Ming Temple - Eaves Ginkgo

Photo by Gu Jiming Temple - Taking a photo with the incense burner temple architecture

Gu Jiming Temple - Taking a photo with the incense burner temple architecture

The photographer stands at the base of the building, using a low-angle shot to emphasize the height and solidity of the stone structure. Diagonal composition is employed, with the building’s edge extending diagonally from the lower left to the upper right, guiding the viewer's eye to focus on the dragon sculpture. This enhances the dynamism of the image. The framing includes the stone wall, the dragon sculpture, and the blue sky on the right, with appropriate negative space to avoid clutter, fully showcasing the architectural details and grandeur.

Gu Jiming Temple - Dragon Head Stone Wall

The model stands on the right side of the floral installation, walking sideways and looking up at the installation with a natural movement, enhancing the interaction with the exhibit. The shot is taken from a level angle, with the person positioned at the right one-third of the frame, while the floral installation is fully captured on the left, balancing the composition. The scene includes the full view of the floral installation, the model’s profile, and a clean white wall background, presenting the installation details and the interaction between the person and the exhibit.

Nanjing Jiming Temple - Taking a group photo next to the indoor flower installation.