The model stands in front of a colonnade, with the photographer positioned in front of the model, using a standard lens to capture a centered composition. The model is placed in the center of the frame, with the colonnade and bamboo grove as the background, highlighting the integration of the model with the surroundings. 1. **Pose**: Slightly turn the body and rest the hand naturally on the colonnade railing, with the eyes looking slightly downward. 2. **Outfit Recommendation**: It is suggested to wear a qipao.

China Garden Museum - Take a photo with the red colonnade and bamboo forest.

Use the rule of thirds to position the courtyard pond at the lower one-third of the frame and the eaves of the building at the upper part. The composition should include the pond, the stone bridge, and the surrounding greenery to showcase the layers and elegance of the Suzhou-style garden. Opening hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Closed on Mondays); Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours.

China Garden Museum - Aerial view of small bridge in the indoor exhibition hall

The model stands on the bridge, and the photographer is on the opposite side of the lake, using a frame-within-a-frame composition to highlight the model with the window grilles behind the bridge. It is recommended to use a 50mm focal length lens, which is suitable for capturing details at medium to long distances while preserving the environmental atmosphere. 1. Equipment: FUJIFILM XE4 + 18-50mm f/2.8. 2. Timing: It is suggested to shoot around 3 PM when the sunlight is good. 3. Outfit: A simple look is recommended, and light colors work well. 4. Pose Suggestions: ① The model can look directly at the camera or look up at the sky. ② A profile or back view is also a good option, especially for introverted individuals.

China Garden Museum - Red Stone Arch Bridge

The model stands at the entrance of Chang Garden, while the photographer positions themselves a bit further away, using the window frames of the garden architecture to create a frame composition. The composition should include the window frames, bamboo, and artificial rocks to enhance the layering and oriental charm of the scene. It is recommended to use a 50mm lens on a camera or a 2x zoom on a phone to highlight the details of the person and the background. 1. Shooting Equipment: Fujifilm XE4, 18-50mm f2.8. 2. Posing Suggestions: ① The model can look directly at the camera or up at the sky. ② A back view is also fine and can be more friendly. ③ The model can hold a round fan, standing slightly sideways to add a traditional and elegant feel. 3. Trip Tips: The best time for shooting is around 15:00 when the sunlight is good. 4. Outfit Suggestions: A simple style is best, with light colors being very suitable.

China Garden Museum - Chang Garden Entrance

The model stands in front of the building, and the photographer stands a bit further away, using a 1x/wide-angle lens for the shot. 1. Equipment: Fuji XE4 with 18-50mm f2.8 lens. 2. Poses: The model can look directly at the camera, gaze at the sky, or turn their back to the camera for a profile shot. Friendly and relaxed poses are great. 3. Timing: Around 3 PM when the sunlight is nice. 4. Outfit Suggestions: A simple, light-colored outfit works well.

China Garden Museum - Yiuming Slope Exit

The model stands by the railing, and the photographer stands on the opposite side of the lake, using a 1x/ wide-angle lens to capture both architectural details and the broader environment. 1. Equipment: Fuji XE4, 18-50mm, f2.8. 2. Posing: The model can look directly at the camera, gaze at the sky, or even turn their back to the camera, which is great for solo portraits. 3. Travel Tips: Admission is free. The best time for photography is around 3 PM, when the sunlight is ideal. 4. Outfit Suggestions: A simple outfit works best, with light colors being particularly suitable.

China Garden Museum - Terrace by the Pond

The model stands at the center of a round carved arch, facing away from the photographer, who is positioned at the entrance of the pavilion, about 3 meters from the model, shooting at eye level to include the entire circular arch in the frame. Ensure the composition is centered to highlight the symmetry and beauty of the arch. Use a 50mm lens on a camera or the 2x zoom on a phone to compress the space, making the model and the background rockery appear more closely connected. 1. Travel Tips: Book in advance on the Beijing Garden Museum’s official WeChat account (closed on Mondays). 2. Additional Tips: Reflectors, tripods, and flash are not allowed inside the museum.

China Garden Museum - Pieshi Mountain House Hollow Moon Gate

**Photography Tips:** - Model stands in front of the Plum Question Arch, and the photographer stands on the gravel path, using the rule of thirds for eye-level shooting. - Pose: The model stands sideways to the arch, with the hand closer to the photographer gently tucking her hair behind her ear, and looking directly into the camera with a smile. - Recommended Outfit: Neo-Chinese, Qipao. **Check-in Location: Beijing - China Garden Museum.** **Check-in Guide:** - **Opening Hours:** Tuesday to Sunday 09:00-17:00 (last entry at 15:30, indoor exhibits close at 16:30, closed on Mondays). Be sure to plan your visit in advance. - **Admission:** Free, but you need to make a reservation in advance on the “China Garden Museum” WeChat service account. - **Museum Size:** The museum is quite large, covering 65,000 square meters. It's recommended to start with the three main gardens and then visit the rest based on your energy and time. **Shooting Time:** 14:30-16:30. **Shooting Equipment:** Fuji XT30II + 18-55mm lens.

China Garden Museum - Irregular Door Frame of Meiwen

Shooting Tips: The model stands inside the round arch, and the photographer stands on the gravel path about 2.5 meters away from the model, using the central composition technique for eye-level shooting. Pose: The model stands naturally, with hands crossed in front of the body, looking at the camera with a dignified smile. Destination: Beijing - China Garden Museum. Recommended Outfit: Neo-Chinese style or cheongsam. 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). Be sure to plan your time in advance. Ticket Price: Free, but you need to make a reservation in advance on the “China Garden Museum” service account. Other: The museum is large, covering 65,000 square meters. It's recommended to start with the three gardens, and then arrange the rest of your visit according to your energy and time. Shooting Time: 14:30-16:30. Shooting Equipment: Fujifilm XT30II + 18-55mm lens.

Chinese Garden Museum - Circular archway and bamboo leaves in the same frame

The model stands next to the arch, while the photographer shoots from a slightly farther position at eye level, using a frame composition to capture the model within the arch, adding depth to the image. A 35mm camera is used to capture both the environmental details and the interaction between the model and the arch. 1. Equipment Parameters: Fuji XE4 + 18-50mm f/2.8. 2. Travel Tips: It's best to shoot around 3 PM when the sunlight is ideal. 3. Outfit Suggestions: A simple and minimalistic look works well, with light colors being particularly suitable. 4. Posing Tips: ① You can look directly at the camera or gaze up at the sky. ② A back view is also a good option, especially for introverted individuals.

China Garden Museum - Leisure Chanting Gate