The photographer stands below the sign, using an upward angle and center composition to place the “Cheng Qiu Bi Ying” sign in the center of the frame. Below it, the “You Xian Bi Neng” sign and the building entrance are included, with symmetrical red door frames on both sides enhancing the sense of balance. The shot captures the top wooden structure, the double-layered signs, and the red door廊 (door corridor), showcasing the architectural layers. (Note: "门廊" is translated as "door corridor" to maintain the meaning, but "red door frame" is used in the description of the photo composition. If you prefer "red door corridor" for the final translation, please let me know.)

Beijing Dongyue Temple - Sincere Prayers are Always Answered Plaque

The model is positioned in the center of the frame, with the photographer using a straight-on shooting angle. The model faces away from the camera, with arms naturally outstretched, interacting with the red prayer plaques to enhance the narrative of the scene. The composition employs a foreground-background technique, with the red prayer plaques in the foreground, the model in the midground, and ancient building rooftops and green trees in the background, adding depth and richness to the image.

Beijing Dongyue Temple - Capturing courtyard prayer plaques and prayer trees.

The stone archway is centrally positioned to showcase the architectural integrity, using the arch to form a frame that highlights the incense inside. The green leaves on both sides serve as the foreground to add depth. The composition should include the拱men tiles, incense details, and part of the sky, balancing the proportions of the architecture and people to create an ancient and rustic atmosphere. (Note: "拱men" should be "archway" or "arched" in this context. Here is the corrected version:) The stone archway is centrally positioned to showcase the architectural integrity, using the arch to form a frame that highlights the incense inside. The green leaves on both sides serve as the foreground to add depth. The composition should include the archway tiles, incense details, and part of the sky, balancing the proportions of the architecture and people to create an ancient and rustic atmosphere.

Beijing Dongyue Temple - Stone Archway Structure and Trees

Photo by Beijing Dongyue Temple - Group photo with the plaque of Zhan Dai Gate

Beijing Dongyue Temple - Group photo with the plaque of Zhan Dai Gate

Shooting Guide: The model stands next to the incense burner, and the photographer stands about 2 meters in front of the model to shoot, placing the model at the center of the composition. Pose: The model can place their hands together in front of their face. Shooting Time: 16:00 on July 13. Equipment: Canon R6 with a 24-70mm lens.

Dongyue Temple - Incense Burner in Front of the Hall

Shooting Guide: The model stands among the steles, and the photographer stands on the steps to take the photo, framing the model slightly below center in the composition. Pose: The model walks forward while looking back, and the photographer captures the moment. Shooting Time: July 13, 4:20 PM. Equipment: Canon R6 with 24-70mm lens.

Dongyue Temple - Forest of Steles

Using the rule of thirds, place the sign with text at the left one-third of the frame, keeping the glazed decorations on the right to balance the composition. The photographer should use a straight-on angle, capturing the roof ridge decorations, the sign with text, and a blue sky background. Adding green trees on the left will enhance the depth. A telephoto lens or a 5x zoom on a smartphone is recommended to highlight the fine textures. Travel Tip: Admission is 10 yuan.

Beijing Dongyue Temple - Glazed Tile Archway Eaves

Shooting Guide: The model stands next to the prayer wheel, and the photographer stands about 3 meters in front of the model to take the shot. Use a wide angle to capture the entire prayer wheel, and place the model in the lower left corner of the composition. Pose: The model can stand with one leg crossed over the other for a more natural look. Shooting Time: July 13, 4:00 PM. Equipment: Canon R6 + 24-70mm lens.

Beijing Dongyue Temple - Red Prayer Wheels

The model stands beside a stone stele, and the photographer is positioned 2 meters directly in front of the model, capturing the stele forest to the left and the temple behind the model. 1. Equipment Settings: Fuji XT30II, lens 18-55mm. 2. Travel Tips: ① Ticket Price: 10 CNY per person. ② Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 8:30 AM-4:30 PM, closed on Mondays.

Beijing Dongyue Temple - Stele Forest

The photographer stands on the square directly in front of the archway, using a level angle to place the archway centrally and symmetrically in the frame. The red walls and pillars are symmetrically distributed on either side, emphasizing the solemnity of the architecture. The background includes a blue sky and green trees on both sides, while the foreground features a stone path. Faint figures inside the archway are subtly included to add dynamism, showcasing the overall view and the layered surroundings. Opening hours: Tuesdays to Sundays, 08:30-16:00.

Beijing Dongyue Temple - Greenery on the Archway Plaque Above the Entrance Gate