Shooting Tips: Position the model inside the corridor on the side of the book house, and the photographer should stand in the opposite corridor about 2 meters away from the model. Use the center composition technique, and include the couplets on the book house and the lanterns on the corridor ceiling in the frame. Pose: The model should stand naturally at a 45-degree angle, arms hanging loosely, and look firmly into the camera. Location: Beijing - China Garden Museum. Recommended Outfit: Neo-Chinese, Qipao. Tips for Visiting: · Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 09:00-17:00 (last entry at 15:30, indoor exhibits close at 16:30; closed on Mondays). Make sure to plan your time in advance! · Admission is free, but you need to reserve a slot in advance through the "China Garden Museum" service account. · The museum is large, covering 65,000 square meters. Wear comfortable shoes and start with the three gardens. Arrange the rest of your visit based on your energy and time. Shooting Time: 14:30-16:30. Shooting Equipment: Fujifilm XT30II + 18-55mm lens.

Chinese Garden Museum - Retro Building Laneways with Lanterns

The model stands in front of a floral wall, while the photographer stands at a slightly farther distance. Using the rule of thirds for composition, place the floral wall decoration in the right key area, with the model occupying the lower left corner. Shoot with a 35mm camera lens or a phone's 1x/wide-angle lens. 1. Equipment settings: Fuji XE4, 18-50mm f2.8. 2. Posing tips: The model can look straight into the camera, gaze at the sky, or even turn their back to the camera; this is very friendly for introverted individuals. 3. Travel tips: The best time for shooting is around 15:00 in the afternoon when the sunlight is pleasant. 4. Dressing suggestions: Keep it simple, light colors work well.

China Garden Museum - Yuyin Mountain House Flower Wall

Shooting Tips: The photographer should stand in a room across from the lattice window and shoot through the glass using the center composition technique to enlarge the view. Include some parts of the eaves and tree branches in the frame. Pose: The model should sit sideways on the railing, with hands crossed and resting on the legs, and the face slightly tilted upward looking into the distance. Location: Beijing - China Garden Museum. Recommended Outfit: Neo-Chinese style, Qipao. Visit Guide: • Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 09:00-17:00 (last entry at 15:30, indoor exhibits close at 16:30, closed on Mondays). Plan your visit in advance. • Free admission, but reservation is required through the “China Garden Museum” service account. • The museum is large, covering 65,000 square meters. Wear comfortable shoes and start with the three gardens. Plan the rest of your visit based on your energy and time. • Best shooting time: 14:30-16:30. • Equipment: Fuji XT30II + 18-55mm lens.

China Garden Museum - in front of the triangular lattice window

Photography Tips: Position the model in front of a table, with the photographer about 2 meters away, using central composition. Pose: The model touches bamboo leaves with one hand while the other hand hangs naturally, one leg stretching forward to create a sense of elongation, making the figure appear more slender. Location: Beijing - China Garden Museum. Recommended Outfit: Neo-Chinese style, qipao. Tips for Your Visit: · Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 09:00-17:00 (last entry at 15:30, indoor exhibits close at 16:30, closed on Monday). Be sure to plan your visit in advance. · Admission is free, but you need to make a reservation on the "China Garden Museum" service account. · The museum is huge! 65,000 square meters, so wear comfortable shoes. Start with the three gardens, and then explore the rest based on your energy levels and time. Best Time for Photography: 14:30-16:30. Photography Equipment: Fuji X-T30 II + 18-55mm lens.

China Garden Museum - Yellow Walls and Bamboo Leaves

**Photography Tips:** The model should sit on the chair, while the photographer stands on the hill below the pavilion to take an upward shot using the central composition technique. The shot should include the plaque of Yan Nanxun and the window frames behind the pavilion. **Pose:** The model should sit on the chair with one leg crossed over the other and hands resting on the knees. The upper body should be slightly bent forward to keep the face parallel to the camera, avoiding unflattering angles. **Location:** Beijing - China Garden Museum. **Recommended Outfit:** Neo-Chinese Style, Qipao. **Tips for Visiting:** - **Opening Hours:** Open from Tuesday to Sunday, 09:00-17:00 (last entry at 15:30, indoor exhibitions close at 16:30, closed on Mondays). Plan your visit accordingly. - **Free Admission:** Reserve in advance through the "China Garden Museum" service account. - **Size of the Museum:** 65,000 square meters. Wear comfortable shoes as it is quite large. Start with the three gardens and then explore the rest based on your energy and time. **Best Time to Shoot:** 14:30-16:30. **Photography Equipment:** Fuji XT30II with 18-55mm lens.

Chinese Garden Museum - Irregular Wall Openings

Shooting Tips: The model stands in front of a lattice window, and the photographer stands about 2 meters away, using the central composition technique to take photos. Pose: The model lifts the hem of her dress, extends one leg forward, and slightly bends to the side. Location: Beijing - China Garden Museum. Recommended Outfit: Neo-Chinese style, qipao. Visit Guide: - Open Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 09:00-17:00 (last admission at 15:30, indoor exhibits close at 16:30, closed on Mondays). Make sure to plan your visit in advance! - Free entry, but you need to make a reservation on the “China Garden Museum” service account. - The museum is large! At 65,000 square meters, it's recommended to wear comfortable shoes. Start with the three gardens, and then plan the rest based on your energy level and time. Shooting Time: 14:30-16:30. Shooting Equipment: Fuji XT30II + 18-55 lens.

China Garden Museum - Lattice Window House

**Photography Tips:** Have the model stand in the凹陷处 of the artificial hill, with the photographer about 2 meters away, using the center composition method. Include some bamboo on the left side in the frame. **Pose:** The model should rest one forearm on a protruding part of the hill, with the other arm hanging naturally. Tilt the head slightly, look at the camera with a gentle smile and soft eyes. **Photo Spot:** Beijing - China Garden Museum. **Recommended Outfit:** Neo-Chinese style, qipao. **Visiting Tips:** - **Opening Hours:** Tuesday to Sunday, 09:00-17:00 (last entry at 15:30, indoor exhibits close at 16:30, closed on Monday). Plan your time in advance. - **Admission:** Free, but you need to book tickets in advance on the "China Garden Museum" service account. - **Size:** The museum is huge, covering 65,000 square meters. Wear comfortable shoes and start by visiting the three gardens. Arrange the rest based on your energy and time. - **Best Photography Time:** 14:30-16:30. - **Equipment:** Fujifilm XT30II + 18-55mm lens.

China Garden Museum - Rockery and Bamboo

Photography Tips: Have the model stand in front of the artwork, and position the photographer at the model’s right rear to capture the model and the artwork together. Posing Ideas: The model can stand sideways in front of the artwork, looking at the painting, or turn their head to look at the camera.

China Garden Museum - Chinese-style Pavilion

The photographer should stand a little farther from the wall and position the camera slightly to the left, placing the main plant slightly to the right of the center of the frame, while leaving room for the rock garden and the arched doorway on the left to add detail. It's recommended to use a 24mm lens on a camera or the 1x zoom on a phone to maintain the integrity of the scene while avoiding a cluttered background. 1. Equipment settings: Fuji XE4 + 18-50mm f2.8. 2. Travel tips: Around 3 PM, when the sunlight is optimal.

China Garden Museum - Hanbi Gate

Photography Tips: Have the model stand in the center of the doorframe, with the photographer positioned in front to capture the model, the doorframe, and the white wall. Pose Ideas: The model can stand in the center of the doorframe with one foot stepping out, one hand resting on the doorframe, and the other hand holding a folding fan. The model can look either at the ground or directly at the camera.

Beijing Garden Expo Park - Circular Gateway