The photographer adopts a low-angle shot beneath the building, using the foreground composition technique to place green branches at the bottom of the frame as a foreground element to increase depth. The main subject, the ancient architectural roof, is centered, with the background including blue sky and white clouds, showcasing the details of the eaves and the vastness of the sky, highlighting the integration of ancient architecture with nature. Travel tips: It is recommended to visit on a sunny day, between 9-11 am or 4-6 pm, when the light is the softest and the photographic effect is the best.

Beijing Yan'sai Pavilion - Ancient Architectural Roof

Using the rule of thirds composition, the subject is positioned at the right third of the frame. The photographer captures the shot from a low angle, including the eaves and stone lions of the ancient buildings of Yonghe Temple in the background, while the foreground is blurred with a censer to enhance the sense of depth. The model is holding incense and looking sideways with a natural pose. Travel Tips: ① Ticket Price: 25 yuan; ② Opening Hours: April 1st - October 31st from 09:00 to 17:00 (last ticket sold at 16:30), November 1st - March 31st from 09:00 to 16:30 (last ticket sold at 16:00).

Take a photo with the plaques, eaves, and incense burners at the Yonghe Temple.

Photo by Morus Integrifolia (Yonghe Temple Branch) - Inscribed Stone Stele

Morus Integrifolia (Yonghe Temple Branch) - Inscribed Stone Stele

The photographer stands slightly ahead of the subject, capturing the scene at eye level. By employing a contrast composition, the subject's red attire contrasts with the darker background elements, highlighting the main focus. A mid-telephoto lens is used to blur the background details, further emphasizing the subject. This also compresses the space, creating a tighter integration of the subject with the foreground window lattice and the background environment.

Lama Temple - In front of the lattice windows

Capture the scene from an upward angle, either from the temple courtyard or under the corridor, using a frame composition with the eaves on both sides serving as a natural frame. Highlight the central roof ridge creature, bells, and the background of blue sky and white clouds. Include roof details and a portion of the sky in the frame to enhance the sense of depth. Travel Tips: ① Ticket Price: 25 yuan; ② Opening Hours: 9:30am-4:30pm, last entry at 4:00pm.

The Yonghe Temple - Wind Chimes on the Roof of the Temple

Photo by The Lama Temple - Eaves, Red Walls, and Tree Branches

The Lama Temple - Eaves, Red Walls, and Tree Branches

Photo by Lama Temple - Take a photo with the temple courtyard architecture and incense burners.

Lama Temple - Take a photo with the temple courtyard architecture and incense burners.

The photographer employs a low-angle shot, utilizing a foreground composition technique. The foreground features clear pink flowers, while the background captures the yellow roof and part of the red wall of the ancient architecture. The sky serves as the backdrop to enhance the sense of transparency, with a blurred background to emphasize the depth of the image.

Lama Temple - Blossoms and Architecture

Use foreground composition, incorporating the trunk and foliage of a large tree to enhance the sense of depth. Place the main character in the center of the frame, with the background including the roof and walls of ancient redwood architecture. The photographer should shoot at eye level with the character. The model stands naturally with her side facing the camera, looking down and relaxing against the tree trunk. Travel Tips: The entrance fee is 25 yuan per person.

The Lama Temple - Take a photo with ancient trees and redwood buildings

Photo by Lama Temple - Ancient Architectural Plaques and Pine Trees

Lama Temple - Ancient Architectural Plaques and Pine Trees