The model stands next to the phone stand, the photographer stands diagonally in front and slightly to the side of the model, shooting a half-body shot with the model positioned to the left one-third of the frame.

Peace Guoju - Vintage Mobile Phone Exhibition Wall

The model stands outside the mahjong hall while the photographer takes a shot from a slightly farther distance, using a 2x/mid-telephoto lens for the shot. Photography equipment: Fujifilm X-E4 + 18-50mm f2.8 Shooting time: Around 2:00 PM; indoor lighting remains unaffected by the shooting time. Outfit suggestions: The entire Heping Guoju has a unique, retro style, so you can try wearing slightly retro outfits. Posing tips: You can pose by looking sideways at the camera or not looking at the camera at all, which is very friendly for individuals.

Peace Guo Bureau - Vintage Mahjong Hall Exterior

The model enters the ticket office and leans against the small window to look outside, with the photographer shooting from approximately 1.5m away. 1. Photography Equipment: Fujifilm XT5, Lens AF27mm f2.8. 2. Shooting Pose: The model leans on the window frame with hands naturally resting on the edge, gazing outwards, creating a static narrative feel. 3. Travel Tips: ① Shooting Time: Weekdays are less crowded; it's recommended to visit during off-peak hours for photography; ② Ticket Price: Free. 4. Photography Props: It is suggested to bring a mini fill light to add catchlights to the eyes in dark environments.

Peace Guo Bureau - Retro Ticket Booth

The model stands in front of the door, looking to the side/looking at the photographer. The photographer should take a flat shot from the opposite side of the model, capturing either a half-body or full-body shot with the model in the center of the frame. Ensure that the large characters of the bicycle store behind are fully visible.

Peace Guo Bureau - Bicycle Merchant's Entrance

The model sits on a stool, looking towards the photographer/looking sideways, with legs slightly angled. The photographer stands in front of the model and takes a flat shot. The model should be in the center of the frame, with Peace Guoju and Pulling Film in the background.

Peace Guo Bureau - Peace Guo Bureau Bar Counter

The model sits sideways on a stool/stands by the wall looking at a painting, while the photographer stands in front of the model and takes a flat shot, with the painting in the background and the model in the center of the frame.

Peace Guo Bureau - Vintage Poster Wall

The photographer should stand diagonally in front of the model and take a half-body shot. The model should stand sideways in front of the poster, looking at the photographer or imitating the pose in the painting.

Peace Guo Bureau - Vintage Posters

The model stands against the wall, facing the photographer, who simply needs to take a flat shot from the front. The composition should include as much of the Beijing Hutong wall in the background as possible.

He Ping Guo Ju - Beijing Hutong Name Wall

The model stands in front of the piano stand, the photographer can take a flat shot from the front of the model, capturing the golden background wall and the blue curtain on the left to add a retro atmosphere.

Peace Guo Bureau - Piano Stand and Sound Broadcasting Device

1. The interior of the carriage is relatively narrow, a 50mm focal length is recommended for photography. 2. The photographer should slightly raise the camera and shoot the model from a 45-degree angle downward. Other tips: The ambient light in the scene is quite dim, it is suggested to bring a small flashlight to provide additional light on the model's face.

Peace Guo Bureau - Old Beijing Artifacts Exhibition in the Train Carriage