The photographer is about 3 meters away from the model. 1. Equipment settings: Fuji XT30 II, camera settings: ISO 320, aperture f5.6. 2. Travel tips: ① Ticket prices: 15 yuan for adults, 8 yuan for students. No advance booking is required; tickets can be purchased on-site. ② Opening hours: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with the last entry at 4:30 PM.

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Entrance

The model stands beside the carved stone lantern, and the photographer squats 1 meter in front of the model for a low-angle shot. To enhance the appearance of the architecture, the red saturation can be increased in post-processing. Ticket: 15 RMB per person (first 200 visitors free on Wednesdays). Operating Hours: - January to June & September to December: Tuesday to Sunday 09:00-17:00 (last entry 16:30) - July 2 to August 31: Monday, Wednesday to Friday, and Sunday 09:00-17:00 (last entry 16:30); Saturday 09:00-19:00 (last entry 18:00); Tuesday closed all day Suggested Outfit: Traditional/Neo-Chinese style. Shooting Time: Around 13:00. Shooting Equipment: Fuji XT30II + 18-55 lens.

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Carved Stone Palace Lanterns

The model should stand in front of the large characters at the Ancient Architecture Museum in Beijing, making sure not to block the characters. The photographer should position themselves at a 45-degree angle to the side of the model, using the natural structure of the wall to frame the shot and add depth to the image. Admission: ¥15 per person (first 200 visitors on Wednesdays enter for free). Operating Hours: - January to June & September to December: Tuesday to Sunday 09:00-17:00 (last entry at 16:30) - July 2 to August 31: Monday, Wednesday to Friday, Sunday 09:00-17:00 (last entry at 16:30); Saturday 09:00-19:00 (last entry at 18:00); Tuesday closed all day. Dress Code: Traditional Chinese or Neo-Chinese style. Shooting Time: Around 13:00. Equipment: Fujifilm XT30II with 18-55mm lens.

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Museum Plaque and Wall

The photographer can use the doors and windows of the hall as the background and have the model stand next to the light stand to capture especially beautiful photos. It’s recommended to take photos between 4:00 PM and 5:00 PM when the light is especially soft. Use a 24-70mm or 70-200mm lens, and set the aperture to f/4.

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Taishou Hall Lamp Base

The model stands next to the light by the door, and the photographer uses a telephoto lens to frame the model and the doorway together. The red door and the classical light enhance the timeless beauty. Equipment settings: It is recommended to use a 70-200mm lens with the aperture set to f2.8 to capture the doorway and the elegant light.

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Cultural Exhibition Entrance of the Shen Chu Courtyard

1. Positioning: The model stands in front of the red wall, with the photographer using a slightly lower angle for a straight shot directly at the model, ensuring the eaves and the red wall form horizontal lines to highlight the depth of the background. 2. Composition: Use the rule of thirds, placing the model slightly above the center, with the red wall and eaves forming a simple horizontal division. 3. Lens Focal Length: Use an 85mm medium telephoto lens or the 2x zoom on a phone to compress the background and emphasize the details of the person and clothing. 4. Framing: Keep the background intact, showing the full red wall and eave lines, avoiding any distracting elements to highlight the light and shadow and traditional ambiance. Shooting Time: After noon, when sunlight filters through the leaves, casting dappled shadows on the red wall, creating an excellent light and shadow effect. At this time, the photo quality can be even more stunning than those taken at the Forbidden City.

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Red Wall

The model stands on the steps, facing forward, with the photographer 2-5 meters away. 1. Equipment settings: Fuji XT30 II, ISO 320, aperture f5.6. 2. Travel tips: ① Admission price: Adults 15 RMB per person, students 8 RMB per person; ② Opening hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM.

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Main Entrance of the Worship Hall

The model stands in the center of the arch, facing away from the photographer, who is positioned 5 meters in front of the model. Ensure that the camera can capture the Shenkuang rooftop. It is recommended to use a zoom lens with a focal length around 50mm and employ a centered composition. Admission: ¥15 per person (the first 200 visitors on Wednesdays enter for free). Operating Hours: January to June & September to December, Tuesday to Sunday 09:00-17:00 (last entry at 16:30); July 2 to August 31, Monday, Wednesday to Friday, Sunday 09:00-17:00 (last entry at 16:30); July 2 to August 31, Saturday 09:00-19:00 (last entry at 18:00); Tuesday closed all day. Dress Code: Traditional/Neo-Chinese style. Shooting Time: Around 13:30. Equipment: Fuji XT30II + 18-55mm lens.

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Arched Doorways and Shen Cang Roofs

The photographer stands directly below the ceiling, using an upward angle to capture the scene. The composition employs symmetrical framing, placing the central star pattern in the middle of the frame, with the surrounding circular carvings evenly distributed to enhance the balance of the image. Travel Tip: Admission is 15 yuan.

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Upward Shot of the Ceiling Carving

The photographer stands at the entrance of the corridor, near the red wall on the left, using a slightly lower than eye-level angle to enhance the sense of space. Employing leading lines in the composition, the pillars of the corridor and the lines on the floor guide the viewer’s eye, creating a sense of depth. A wide-angle lens is used for the shot.

Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum - Red Pillar Corridor