For this shot, position yourself at a low angle directly in front of the television tower and shoot upwards. Use a symmetrical composition with golden dragon statues on either side, and the tower centered vertically in the frame. Include the steps and the sign “Central Television Tower” at the base. Use an ultra-wide-angle lens to capture the entire tower, from the red sphere to the bottom, along with the dragon statues on either side, set against a dark night sky to emphasize the lighting effects.

Beijing Central TV Tower - Night view of the Central TV Tower and Dragon-shaped Sculpture

The photographer stands directly below the center of the tower, shooting at an upward angle. The camera position should be as close to the ground as possible while maintaining a symmetrical perspective. Use a centered and symmetrical composition to ensure that the tower's main axis aligns with the center of the image. Shoot during the blue hour to capture the gradient colors of the sky, enhancing the atmosphere of the photo. Use a telephoto lens for the shot. 1. Travel Tips: ① Admission Price: 90 RMB. ② Opening Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM. 2. Additional Tips: ① With a ticket, you can park one car for free for 3 hours. Additional hours cost 10 RMB per hour. ② Guided tours are available every 15 minutes.

Central Radio and TV Tower - Upward shot of the tower body

The photographer stands directly in front of the tower, choosing a low angle to shoot upwards, using a centered composition to place the China Central Television Tower right in the middle of the frame, emphasizing its grandeur and symmetry. Shooting Time: It is recommended to shoot on a clear day, as this will make it easier to get great shots.

Central Radio and TV Tower - Close-up of the Tower

The model is positioned at the center of the frame, using a centered composition to highlight the subject. The photographer shoots from a straight-on angle, ensuring the model is perfectly aligned with the grid window in the background. The shot includes the full body of the model, the complete grid window, and the distant cityscape, with clear grid lines in the background.

Central TV Tower - 238m Terrace

The model stands in front of the railing, and the photographer zooms in the image 1.3 to 1.5 times using a phone, shooting in the format shown in the image. 1. Equipment Info: Fuji XT30II, lens 18-55mm. 2. Travel Tip: It's recommended to shoot during sunset.

Central TV Tower - Balustrade at Dawn and Dusk