The photographer captures the scene from a low-angle view, including the Buddha statue and the Buddha wall in the frame, creating depth with the foreground statue contrasting against the background wall. A mid-to-long focal length lens is used to compress space, blur the background to highlight the foreground Buddha statue, and clearly show the details of the background Buddha wall. Equipment settings: Nikon Z30, with either a 16-50mm or 50-250mm lens.

Zhihua Temple - Buddha Wall

The main Buddha statue is positioned at the center of the frame, flanked by attendant bodhisattvas symmetrically distributed on either side, enhancing the sense of solemnity. The photographer stands sideways to the Buddha statue, capturing from an upward angle to highlight the main subject. The shot includes the main Buddha statue, the attendant bodhisattvas on both sides, as well as the white wall in the background and the wooden roof at the top, presenting a complete image of the Buddha statue ensemble.

Zhihua Temple - Buddha Statues and Standing Bodhisattva Attendants

There are tons of people looking at the pear blossoms, but the lilac spot is less crowded and great for photos. The model stands in front of the red arch, and the photographer shoots from a position 1 meter away from the model. The lilac flowers as the foreground create a symmetrical composition, which looks very beautiful. Ticket price: 20R, need to make an appointment in advance through the mini program. Photography equipment: Fujifilm XT30II + 18-55mm lens.

Zhihua Temple - Cultural and Creative Space Archway

Photographer should shoot from a low angle and stand 1-3 meters to the left of the lilac tree, using the rule of thirds to place the lilac flowers on the right third of the frame and the drum tower on the top third. Use a camera with a 50-85mm focal length or a smartphone's 2x zoom to avoid wide-angle distortion. 1. Dressing suggestion: Wear simple ancient-style clothing or minimalist artistic attire. 2. Additional suggestion: Blooming period is from late March to early April.

Zhihua Temple - Lilac flowers beside the Drum Tower

The photographer stands about 3 meters away from the model next to the flower bed, ensuring that the lilac flowers are positioned above to form the foreground. 1. Photography Equipment: Fujifilm XT30II, 18-55mm lens. 2. Travel Tips: The admission ticket is 20 yuan, and a reservation in advance through a mini-program is required.

Zhihua Temple - Semicircular Window with Lilac Blossoms

The photographer should shoot from below the plaque using a standard lens, placing the plaque at the center of the frame to highlight the subject and convey a sense of harmony in the scene.

Zhihua Temple - Drum Tower Plaque

A photographer slightly distances themselves from the architecture and takes a photo from a low angle looking upwards, using the blooming white flowers on the tree branches as a foreground frame, guiding the viewer's gaze towards the central blue plaque with gold characters reading "Zang Dian." The plaque, along with the red wall and dark doors and windows below, forms the main subject. The composition uses a medium shot and a mid-range lens to clearly display the architectural details and the spring atmosphere. 1. Travel Tips: a. Ticket Price: 20 yuan, limited to 2000 tickets per day, the first 200 visitors on Wednesdays enter for free. b. Ticket Availability: Tickets are updated at 21:00 daily and can be reserved up to 5 days in advance. c. Opening Hours: Tuesdays from 9:00 to 17:00 (last entry at 16:30), closed on Mondays. 2. Additional Experiences: a. Beijing Music Performance Times: Daily at 10:00 and 15:00. b. Blooming Period: Expected to last until early April.

Zhihua Temple - Tibetan Hall Plaque

The photographer stands in front of the Buddha statue at the top of the Tibetan-style hall, slightly tilting upwards to capture the scene, positioning the camera slightly lower than the Buddha's gaze to enhance the sanctity of the statue. By employing the rule of thirds, the Buddha is placed on the right third line of the frame, leaving space on the left for the detailed paintings and carvings on the top, which adds balance to the image. The foreground includes intricate carvings, while the background encompasses the top paintings, creating a rich layering that strengthens the classical ambiance of the work. Travel Tips: ① Ticket Price: 20 yuan, limited to 2000 tickets daily, with the first 200 visitors free on Wednesdays; ② Ticket Availability: Tickets are updated at 21:00 daily and can be reserved up to 5 days in advance; ③ Opening Hours: Tuesdays from 9:00 to 17:00 (last entry at 16:30), closed on Mondays.

Zhihua Temple - Buddha Statue at the Top of the Tibetan Pavilion

There are tons of people watching the pear blossoms. Position the model in front of or on the steps, and have the photographer squat down for a low-angle shot to successfully avoid the crowd. Use the pear blossoms as the foreground and the red windows as the background for a unique charm. Admission: 20R, and it's necessary to make an appointment in advance via a mini-program. Photography equipment: Fujifilm XT30II with an 18-55mm lens.

Beijing Zhihua Temple - Hidden Hall with Red Windows and Pear Blossoms

There were an overwhelming number of people viewing the pear blossoms. Having the model stand under the pear tree and the photographer squatting to take a low-angle shot can successfully avoid the crowds and capture the densely packed pear blossoms. 1. Photography equipment: Fujifilm XT30II with an 18-55mm lens. 2. Travel tips: The admission ticket is 20 yuan and requires prior reservation through a mini-program.

Zhihua Temple - From the second courtyard to the third courtyard, left gate, pear blossom tree.