Photo by Ditan Park - Taking a photo with ginkgo trees and flagstone paths.

Ditan Park - Taking a photo with ginkgo trees and flagstone paths.

The photographer uses a telephoto lens, with the foreground featuring blurred green leaves above to enhance the sense of depth. The main focus is on the brick wall and the central "I'm in Ditan" white sunshade tent, ensuring that the wording is clear and centered. The texture of part of the roof and the brick wall is highlighted, emphasizing the combination of architecture and text, making the image clean and layered. Other tips: Avoid peak times and travel off-peak.

Ditan Park - photographing brick wall architecture and the words "I am in Ditan".

The photographer employs a low-angle shot with a central composition, placing the model in the middle of the frame, sitting sideways on a bench with elbows resting on the surface, hand supporting the cheek, and body slightly leaning to create a relaxed and natural posture that enhances the sense of comfort in the image. The background includes a dense forest with the trunks of the trees scattered to add depth, while the foreground introduces the bench and a backpack nearby to enrich the details. Travel Tips: The opening hours are from 6:00 to 20:30.

Ditan Park - Take a photo with the green benches and the woods.

Photo by Ditan Park - Taking a group photo with the ginkgo trees and the Ditan flag.

Ditan Park - Taking a group photo with the ginkgo trees and the Ditan flag.

The model stands slightly away from the archway, with the photographer behind the model, using a medium telephoto lens to shoot. The central composition method is adopted, with the model in the center of the frame and the red archway in the background. Outfit suggestion: Ma Niu skirt.

Ditan Park - Fangze Pavilion Eaves Corridor

Camera Angle: The photographer's standing height should be roughly level with the line of sight under the corridor's eaves. The pillars of the corridor and the wooden structure above form a natural frame, encapsulating the scenery of the courtyard within. It is recommended to use a standard lens, such as a 50mm focal length lens, to avoid visual distortion or spatial compression caused by lens畸变, allowing the audience to directly feel the authentic atmosphere of the scene. 1. Travel Guide: ① Ticket Prices: Ditan Park entrance ticket is 2 yuan per person, and the Fangze Altar is 5 yuan per person. ② Opening Hours: May 1st - October 31st from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

Beijing - Ditan Park

The model stands in front of a red wall, with the photographer taking a frontal shot, placing the subject in the center of the frame. A symmetrical composition is used to highlight the main figure, with the background including the red wall and the yellow eaves above, reflecting the atmosphere of ancient architecture and enhancing the sense of the environment. Additional tip: It is recommended to avoid peak hours with heavy foot traffic and travel during off-peak times.

Ditan Park - Take a photo with the red walls and yellow tiles.

Use a centered composition with the model seated in the middle of the bench, photographed from a flat angle. Include the red wall and trees on both sides in the background, and incorporate the bench and grass in the foreground to showcase the environment of Ditan Park. The model should have their hands on their knees, their body slightly angled, with the skirt naturally spread out and a relaxed posture. Travel Tips: ① Ticket Price: 2 yuan per person; ② Opening Hours: Open from 6:00 to 20:30.

Ditan Park - Take a photo with the benches, forest, and red walls.

Photo by Ditan Park - Take a photo with the Ginkgo Avenue

Ditan Park - Take a photo with the Ginkgo Avenue

The photographer stands slightly lower in front of the installation, using a low-angle shot. With the circular floral arrangement as the foreground frame, the ancient architecture is revealed in the background to enhance the sense of depth and layers in the image. The composition includes the colorful flower sea in the foreground, the greenery ring in the middle ground, and the red paper-cut decorations, with the ancient architecture and blue sky in the background.

Ditan Park - Capturing the city gate architecture through a circular floral installation.