Photo by Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Qianlong Altar Granary

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Qianlong Altar Granary

The photographer stands on the square in front of the Hall of Worship, using a symmetrical composition with the main hall centered in the frame, and the red walls and stairs on either side creating a balanced image. The shot includes the full view of the architecture, the steps in front of the door, and the stone-paved path on the ground. The background features a clear blue sky and white clouds to enhance the sense of openness. It is recommended to use an ultra-wide-angle lens to capture both the grandeur and the details of the scene. Travel Tip: The opening hours are from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and it is closed on Mondays.

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Front Entrance of the Hall of Worship

Photo by Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Inscribed Stones, Unique Rocks, and Red Wall Architecture

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Inscribed Stones, Unique Rocks, and Red Wall Architecture

The photographer stands at a high position in the exhibition area, using a bird's-eye view and a centered composition to place the central building model of the sandbox in the middle of the frame, highlighting the main subject. The framing includes the entire sandbox and its grid-like layout, while retaining details of the edge streets and water areas to enhance the overall feel. It is recommended to use a wide-angle lens to ensure the complete presentation of the exhibition, showcasing the layout and structure of the historical map. Travel Tips: - Admission Fee: 15 RMB - Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, closed on Mondays.

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Historical Map Exhibition of Xian Nong Tan

Photo by Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Tai Sui Hall Original Longfu Temple Ceiling Carvings

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Tai Sui Hall Original Longfu Temple Ceiling Carvings

Photo by Xian Nong Tan Ceiling Carving

Xian Nong Tan Ceiling Carving

The photographer stands in front of the Tai Sui Hall, slightly to the left and below, using a low-angle shot to capture the entire plaque, showcasing the grandeur of the plaque and the eaves. A medium to long focal length lens is used to incorporate the intricate decorative details of the eaves. Travel Tip: Regular opening hours are from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Plaque of the Tai Sui Hall

The photographer stands slightly behind and to the side of the model, using an upward angle. The model is positioned in the lower right part of the frame, while the red pillars and eaves of the corridor extend from the foreground to the background palace, guiding the viewer's eye into the depth of the scene. 1. Outfit Suggestions: It is recommended to wear primarily black and white for a more elegant and understated look. Traditional Chinese style outfits are more suitable for the Temple of Heaven. 2. Other Tips: You can bring your luggage inside.

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Taking a photo with the Tai Sui Hall at the corner of the architecture.

Center the starry sky ceiling in the frame to highlight its symmetrical structure and layers. Include multiple layers of wooden carvings and painted borders to fully display the details. Adjust the exposure appropriately to ensure the central starry sky painting is clear. Travel Tips: ① Admission: 15 RMB per person; ② Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM.

Beijing Xian Nong Tan - Capturing the Starry Sky and Alcove Ceiling Paintings

Photo by Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Longfu Temple Ceiling Carving

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Longfu Temple Ceiling Carving