1. Positioning: The model stands in front of the main hall, and the photographer shoots from a slightly lower angle to capture the upper body of the model along with the red lanterns and ornate wooden structures, emphasizing traditional architectural details. 2. Composition: Use the rule of thirds, with the red lanterns and ancient architectural elements evenly distributed at the top, and the model positioned on the right third line to add tension to the frame. 3. Lens Focal Length: Recommend using a 50mm-85mm lens for cameras, or the 2x lens on a smartphone to compress the space and highlight the lanterns and model's details. 1. Photography Poses: ① The model can stand sideways or look down, blending into the environment. ② Stand under the long corridor, incorporating natural steps. ③ The model can move naturally or gently touch the lanterns. 2. Travel Tips: It is recommended to shoot in the early morning or late evening when the light is soft and suitable for capturing details without overexposure. 3. Outfit Suggestions: Consider wearing Hanfu or other traditional Chinese garments to enhance the cultural atmosphere.

Beijing Baiyun Temple - Carved Beams and Pillars with Red Lanterns

The photographer stands in front of the incense burner, slightly crouches, and uses the incense burner frame as the foreground to shoot the magnolia flowers. By framing the composition with the structure of the incense burner, it creates a visual focal point for the magnolia flowers. Use a 50mm or 85mm lens on a camera, or a 2x-3x telephoto lens on a phone to highlight the main subject, the magnolia flowers. 1. Shooting Equipment: Fujifilm XE4 + 18-50mm f2.8. 2. Travel Tips: The best time to shoot is around 9:00 AM in the morning when the sunlight is good.

Beijing Baiyun Temple - Taking a photo of magnolia flowers in front of the incense burner.

Recommended Spot: Stand in front of the “Xiaoyou Dongtian” archway, with the ancient architecture and inscriptions as the background, creating a culturally rich scene. Composition Tips: You can use a centered composition to highlight the symmetrical beauty, or use the archway as a natural framing device to add depth to the image. Lighting Usage: It is recommended to use side or back lighting to create a more three-dimensional effect, while avoiding overexposure caused by strong midday sunlight. As a Taoist sanctuary, the White Cloud Temple has an ancient and elegant environment, making it perfect for taking photos in Hanfu or traditional Chinese attire. It is best to choose the early morning or late afternoon for softer light, to achieve the best lighting effects.

Beijing Baiyun Temple - A Small Wonderland

The photographer stands about 5 meters in front of the arch, composing the shot symmetrically to fully capture the arch, with a bit of the eaves above. 1. Equipment: Nikon Z6 II with a 28-75mm lens. 2. Post-processing: Slightly increase the contrast to enhance the texture of the image. 3. Travel Tips: It is recommended to shoot on a sunny day with good light.

Beijing Baiyun Temple - Archway Entrance

The model sits on the railing, and the photographer steps down the stairs to take a low-angle shot, highlighting the grandeur of the columns and the model’s elegant demeanor. 1. Pose Suggestions: The model can sit beside the column, holding props such as a fan, with a gentle or slightly lowered gaze to convey a serene and elegant aura. 2. Best Time to Visit: The ideal time for photography is early morning or late afternoon, when the soft natural light can enhance the warm tones of the scene. 3. Outfit Recommendations: Wearing a hanfu or traditional dress will blend beautifully with the red columns, golden calligraphy, and ancient architecture, creating a more classically beautiful effect.

Beijing Baiyun Temple - Yunji Mountain House Entrance

1. Photographer's Perspective: Use the depth of the corridor to capture a person standing on one side, utilizing lanterns and pillars to create a symmetrical composition. 2. Shooting Method: Choose a 35mm or 50mm focal length to enhance the spatial feeling of the image and highlight the harmony between the subject and the background. 3. Lighting Selection: When the light is soft, side-backlighting can enhance the atmosphere, making the texture of the clothing and the subject’s expression appear more refined. Travel Tips: ① Operating Hours: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM ② Best Time to Shoot: 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM or 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM, when the sunlight is softer and can better showcase the details of ancient architecture.

Beijing Baiyun Temple - Long Corridor