Photo by Beijing Lotus Market - Night view of the Lotus Market Archway

Beijing Lotus Market - Night view of the Lotus Market Archway

The photographer stands at a lower position in front of the light display, using an upward angle to emphasize the three-dimensional effect. The main subject is placed in the center of the frame with a central composition to ensure the overall structure is intact. The shot includes the full view of the light display and the bottom green plants and decorative details to enhance layers. For night photography, adjust the exposure to retain the colors and details of the light display. Other tips: Pay attention to traffic safety and maintain public order.

Beijing Chang'an Avenue - Lawn, Lotus, Swan, and Character Installation Night Scene

The model leans against the bridge railing, and the photographer shoots from a slightly lower angle to ensure the dragon-shaped lighting decoration is fully visible in the background above the model’s right side. It’s recommended to use a 50mm lens on a camera or a 2x zoom on a phone to highlight the model and blur the background lighting, creating a night-time ambiance. 1. Travel Tips: 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM (Best during the blue hour). 2. Outfit Suggestions: Modernized qipao with hairpins, Hong Kong-style velvet little black dress with a pearl necklace and red lips, or street-style oversized hoodie with a beanie and a crossbody bag. 3. Other Tips: Bring a power bank and hand warmers! It can be windy by the lake.

Lotus Market - Dragon Lanterns

The photographer uses an upward shooting angle and a centered composition, placing the main subject, the flower carving, in the center of the frame. The foreground incorporates pink and purple flower beds, while the background includes weeping willows and part of the sky, enhancing the sense of depth. More environmental elements are included to show the integration of the flower carving with nature. Travel tip: It is recommended to visit and take photos in the afternoon around 4 PM on a sunny day for soft lighting.

Beijing Lotus Market (South Gate) - Carp Minion Installation

The photographer shoots the arch from below, using a framing technique where the arch serves as the frame, capturing the crowd below and the giant carp decoration, enhancing the depth of the image. A standard lens is used to naturally reproduce the environmental proportions of the scene.

Nanluoguxiang - Lotus Market Plaque

Use a top-down angle, incorporating wooden railings or lotus leaves in the foreground to enhance depth, highlight the blooming lotus flowers in the midground, and include a rustic row boat and willow trees by the shore in the background. Ensure the boat and lotus flowers are framed together to create an elegant and ancient atmosphere. Other tips: The Shichahai area is already in full bloom. It’s recommended to arrive early in the morning, before 10 AM, as it gets too hot later in the day.

Shichahai Lotus Market - Lotus Pond