The photographer stands on the ground and adopts a low-angle shot, recommending the use of a wide-angle lens to center the composition and highlight the large lantern in the center. The symmetrically distributed small lanterns on both sides, along with the ceiling decorations, form a balanced symmetry. The hanging red tassels naturally guide the line of sight upwards. The framing range includes the Great Wall painting below, the hanging lanterns in the middle, and the intricate ceiling patterns above, fully showcasing the layers of the interior space and the solemn atmosphere. Travel Tips: Adult tickets are 15 yuan, student tickets are 5 yuan (full-time undergraduate and below, with ID verification), and free tickets are available for those over 60, under 18, military personnel, and people with disabilities (with valid IDs).

Tiananmen-Great Wall paintings with lanterns and ceiling decorations inside the city tower.

Photo by Tiananmen Square in Beijing - Taking Photos with Greenery and Architecture

Tiananmen Square in Beijing - Taking Photos with Greenery and Architecture

1. Positioning Angle: The photographer shoots from a low angle below the national emblem, looking upwards. 2. Composition Technique: A central composition is used, placing the national emblem at the center of the frame to highlight the main subject, with surrounding architectural details serving as the background. 3. Lens Application: A standard lens or medium telephoto lens is employed to clearly display the details and texture of the national emblem.

Tiananmen-Great Hall of the People National Emblem

Suggest a centered composition with the model in the middle of the frame. Use a flat shooting angle to ensure balance between the subject and the background. The frame should include the large landscape painting in the background, the redwood seats on both sides, and the lanterns hanging above to showcase the classical indoor atmosphere.

Tiananmen - Taking a photo with landscape painting screens and furniture.

Photo by Tiananmen Rostrum

Tiananmen Rostrum

Photo by Tiananmen Square - Night view of the flower beds beside the Tiananmen Tower

Tiananmen Square - Night view of the flower beds beside the Tiananmen Tower

Photo by Tiananmen - Take a photo with the railings of the Tiananmen Tower.

Tiananmen - Take a photo with the railings of the Tiananmen Tower.

The photographer employs a low-angle shot from below the building, highlighting the roof structure and details. The composition uses close-ups to capture parts of the eaves, simplifying the environment and focusing on the architectural decorations. 1. Travel Tips: - Ticket Price: 15 yuan per person, free for minors and those over 60 years old; - Opening Hours: From November 1st to March 31st, 08:30-16:30, closed on Mondays. 2. Additional Experiences: - Only ID cards, mobile phones, and cameras are allowed when ascending Tiananmen Tower; if you bring a bag, you must check it in first; - Those without an original ID card must exchange it for a paper ticket at the Tiananmen Tower service desk; - Purchase tickets 7 days in advance, with tickets going on sale at 17:00; - After entering Tiananmen Square, have your ID card and reservation record ready, as it is a one-way route, and you cannot turn back after crossing the Golden Water Bridge.

Tiananmen Rostrum - Upturned Eaves and Corners

Photo by Tiananmen Rostrum

Tiananmen Rostrum

The photographer stands diagonally in front of the national emblem, using the central composition method to place the emblem in the middle of the frame, highlighting the main subject, and uses a standard lens to avoid obvious distortion in the image. Ticket prices: Admission tickets are 15 yuan, student tickets are 5 yuan, and minors, people over 60 years old, and retired military personnel enter for free.

Tiananmen - Wooden National Emblem of the Tiananmen Tower