Photo by National Botanical Garden South Garden - Stone Archway and Plaque

National Botanical Garden South Garden - Stone Archway and Plaque

The photographer uses a bird's-eye view angle, placing the model slightly to the right of the center of the frame, creating a centered composition. The model holds a red fruit and looks down, with a natural pose. The scene includes the surrounding green plants and leaves above, enhancing the natural atmosphere. 1. Pose: The model stands beside a wooden chair, turning sideways to face the sunlight. 2. Outfit Recommendation: A light-colored long dress is recommended.

National Botanical Garden South Garden - Pergola Corridor

Using a centered composition, place the cluster of water lilies in the middle of the frame, surrounded by green lotus leaves to create a natural enclosing effect. The photographer should shoot from a level angle, keeping the camera parallel to the water surface to showcase the layers of the lotus leaves and the reflections in the water. The framing should include the tranquil water, lotus leaves, and the reflections of the water lilies to enhance the balance of the image. Shooting Time: It is recommended to choose a sunny day when the light is good, making it easier to get great shots.

National Botanical Garden South Garden - Aquatic Botanical Garden Water Lilies

T sits under a low tree, his hand gently resting on the trunk, head bowed with a gentle smile, his posture naturally relaxed. The photographer shoots at eye level, using foreground composition to let the nearby leaves partially block the sunlight, creating natural light spots to add depth to the image. The framing includes the model, the tree trunk, and surrounding green leaves, with a blurred background to highlight the subject. A medium telephoto or 3x zoom on a phone is used to bring the model closer, compress the background, and intensify the green tones.

National Botanical Garden - South Garden Grove

The model stands under the fringe tree, and the photographer positions themselves at a suitable distance, either directly in front or at an angle. The composition uses a central focus, placing the subject in the center of the frame to highlight the main subject, with the lush branches and leaves of the fringe tree adding a natural ambiance. A medium focal length lens is used to clearly capture the model’s posture, clothing details, and the characteristic white flowers and green leaves of the fringe tree. Travel Tip: It’s best to visit on a sunny day.

National Botanical Garden South Garden - Lilac Avenue

The subject is positioned at the center of the frame, with negative space enhancing the sense of openness. The photographer shoots from a low angle, looking up, incorporating the blue sky and distant trees in the background. The foreground retains a large area of grass to add depth, using a standard focal length to balance the proportion between the subject and the environment. Travel Tips: Opening hours are from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, closed on Monday mornings.

National Botanical Garden South Garden - Great Lawn

The photographer uses central composition, placing the subject at the center of the frame to become the focal point. The surrounding vine-covered archways form a natural frame, highlighting the integration of the subject with the garden setting. A standard lens is used to accurately depict the proportionate relationship between the subject, the archways, and the garden environment. Travel Tips: Purchase tickets online through the "National Botanical Garden mini-program" or scan the QR code at the ticket booth for entry. For in-person purchases, cash is required: North Garden 5 RMB per person, South Garden 10 RMB per person, or both North and South Gardens 10 RMB per person.

National Botanical Garden South Garden - White Corridor

The model stands in front of a wall of Rosa xanthina, while the photographer crouches slightly, shooting from a slightly lower angle to add depth to the composition. The rule of thirds is used, placing the model on the right side of the frame and leaving the left side for the wall of Rosa xanthina, enhancing the natural feel of the background. 4. Interaction Pose: The model holds a straw hat, turns to the side, and slightly tilts her head back, creating a relaxed and elegant atmosphere and adding a sense of story to the photo. 1. Photo Poses: - Leaning against the flower branches with a side smile - Overhead shots + low-angle shots to capture different moods - Lifting the skirt hem and looking up at the sky 2. Travel Tips: - Ticket Price: 10 RMB, including both the North and South Gardens - Opening Hours: South Garden 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:00 PM) 3. Outfit Suggestions: Pair a light-colored dress with floral earrings for a perfectly spring look.

National Botanical Garden - South Garden Yellow Thorn Rose Flower Wall

The model stands in the corridor, facing the photographer who is positioned opposite her for a straight-on shot. It's recommended to use a medium-telephoto lens and center the composition to highlight the subject. Use the green vine-covered arbor to frame the shot, ensuring the entire arbor, the stone pavement, and distant greenery are included to capture the ambiance. Travel Tip: Choose a sunny day for the shoot to ensure good lighting and better results.

National Botanical Garden - South Garden Ivy Corridor

Photo by National Botanic Garden South Garden - Yellow Thorn Rose Flower Wall

National Botanic Garden South Garden - Yellow Thorn Rose Flower Wall