Using a symmetrical composition, a blue floral screen is placed at the center of the frame, with rosewood tables and chairs symmetrically arranged on either side. Above, a carved beam and a central chandelier are aligned, enhancing the formal and dignified Chinese style. The photographer uses a top-down angle, standing at the center of the room, capturing the intricate window lattices on both sides, the foreground tables and chairs, and the background carvings, showcasing the complete layering of the setting.

Yu Garden - Tables, Chairs, and Architectural Screens

Shoot from a low angle, looking up at the building to emphasize the height of the eaves. Use the intricate structure of the ancient architecture in the foreground to create a natural frame, placing the ridge beasts and decorative details of the eaves in the center of the frame. The composition should include the foreground frame, sculptures, and the background sky, keeping the scene clean and uncluttered.

Yu Garden - Ancient Architectural Eaves and Cavalry Sculptures

Photo by Shanghai Yu Garden - Taking a photo with the window

Shanghai Yu Garden - Taking a photo with the window

Photo by Yu Garden - Ponds, Groves, and White Walls

Yu Garden - Ponds, Groves, and White Walls

Photo by Shanghai Yu Garden - Take a group photo with the architectural gate

Shanghai Yu Garden - Take a group photo with the architectural gate

The photographer stands in front of the lantern and shoots the capybara lantern at a horizontal angle. Using a contrasting composition, the colors of the lantern stand out against the background, highlighting the lantern as the main subject. A medium telephoto lens is used to emphasize the shape and color of the capybara lantern, making it the visual focal point of the image.

Shanghai Yu Garden - Kabbalah Lanterns

Photographer's Position and Composition: Model Position: Sitting on a round stool, looking naturally at the camera. Photographer Position: Standing about 1 meter in front of the model, slightly off to the side. Composition Suggestions: Use a vertical composition with the person positioned along the rule of thirds. Tips for Your Visit: Operating Hours: Monday to Sunday, 09:30-22:00. Admission: Free Outfit: Yellow plaid dress, denim jacket, red and white plaid tote bag.

Shanghai Yu Garden - Stavreal Flash Mob: A Leisurely Tea Ceremony

1. Positioning: The photographer should stand at a high vantage point, using a central perspective, and center the street to emphasize the depth of the buildings and the flow of people. 2. Composition: Use a frame-within-a-frame technique, with vertical signs and buildings on either side of the shot to enhance the sense of layers and focus. 3. Lens Focal Length: A 50mm to 85mm focal length is recommended to compress the space, highlighting the lights and detail textures.

Yu Garden - Commercial Street

Photo by A close-up of the dragon-shaped ridge stone carving at Yu Garden in Shanghai.

A close-up of the dragon-shaped ridge stone carving at Yu Garden in Shanghai.

Photo by Shanghai Yu Garden - Take a photo with the circular doorway and inscriptions.

Shanghai Yu Garden - Take a photo with the circular doorway and inscriptions.