Photo by Lama Temple - Take a photo with the architectural door frame and red wall.

Lama Temple - Take a photo with the architectural door frame and red wall.

The photographer suggests using a low-angle shot with the model positioned slightly to the right at the bottom center of the frame, facing away from the camera to create a silhouette. They recommend employing a foreground-background composition technique, with the foreground including the silhouette of the person, the middle ground capturing the red wall and steps, and the background featuring the ancient building's roof and sunlight, enhancing the sense of depth in the image. It is advised to use a standard lens for the shot, and in backlight scenarios, to appropriately increase exposure to prevent the subject from being overly dark, highlighting the details and textures of the red wall and roof. Ticket Price: 25 yuan per person.

Lama Temple - Take a photo with the architecture and steps of the Lama Temple

The model is positioned at the bottom of the frame, forming a silhouette against the camera, with silhouettes of people added to the foreground, the middle ground includes red walls and steps, and the background captures the roof of ancient architecture and sunlight, enhancing the sense of depth in the image. Travel Tips: Ticket price: 25 yuan.

Lama Temple - Taking a Group Photo with the Architecture

Photo by Yonghe Palace - Take a photo with the red walls and green branches.

Yonghe Palace - Take a photo with the red walls and green branches.

The model stands in the center of the path, with a centered composition that highlights the subject. The green hedges and trees on both sides form natural leading lines, and the background includes distant street lamps to add depth. The model stands with arms crossed, in a natural posture. It is recommended to use a standard focal length for the shot. Travel Tips: The ticket price is 25 yuan.

The Lama Temple - Take a photo with the green plant path

The photographer stands directly below the plaque, using a low-angle shot and central composition, placing the "Xian Miaoming Xin" plaque at the center of the frame to highlight the text. The frame should include the painted roof above and the red wall below to enhance the atmosphere of the ancient architecture.

Beijing Lama Temple - Current Plaque of Miaomingxin

The photographer stands about 10 meters in front of the building, slightly tilted upwards, to fully capture the architectural details, using the rule of thirds composition, placing the eaves details and the plaque in the upper third of the frame. Additional suggestions: Tickets can be bought online or on-site, but it is recommended to book in advance during holidays.

Yonghe Temple - Wanfu Pavilion Plaque

Photo by Take a photo with the yellow-tiled architecture at the railing of the Lama Temple.

Take a photo with the yellow-tiled architecture at the railing of the Lama Temple.

Photo by Lama Temple - Ancient architectural roof captured through leaves

Lama Temple - Ancient architectural roof captured through leaves

Use central composition with the subject at the center of the frame. The photographer captures the scene from a straight-on angle to highlight the subject's posture. Include red walls and foliage in the background to maintain the environmental atmosphere. Pose: The model casually holds a scarf with one hand and carries a bag with the other, maintaining a natural and relaxed posture.

Lama Temple - In front of the Red Gate within the courtyard