Photo by 491 Space - Red Tile Yellow Wall Houses and Red Chimneys

491 Space - Red Tile Yellow Wall Houses and Red Chimneys

Photo by 491 Space - Opposite the Red House

491 Space - Opposite the Red House

1. Position: The photographer stands at an angle slightly in front of the yellow shop, at a moderate distance, and shoots at eye level. 2. Composition: The large tree is one of the visual centers of the frame, with its massive and unique form becoming the main subject. 3. Lens Recommendation: Using a wide-angle lens can capture a broader scene, including the full view of the tree, the shop’s exterior, and the surrounding environment. Travel Tips: ① Admission Fee: Free.

491 Space - Big Tree Store

The photographer stands on the road in front of the building, shooting the vermilion gate and surrounding structures at a horizontal angle. Using a contrasting composition, the vermilion gate is set against the yellow building walls to create a vibrant color contrast, highlighting the main subject. A wide-angle lens is used to capture a broader range of the architectural scene, showcasing the overall appearance of the building and the intricate details of its surroundings. Whether you're a design enthusiast or someone looking for a great spot to take photos and experience unique interactions, this place is definitely worth a visit.

491 Space - CUN Vermillion Gate

1. Positioning: The photographer should shoot at an angle from the subject's side front. 2. Composition: Use frame-within-a-frame composition, with the traffic light pole as the frame element. The subject leans against it, and the sign on the pole adds depth and interest to the image, making the subject stand out. 3. Lens Usage: Use a standard lens. 1. Outfit Recommendation: Suggest a casual American style. 2. Additional Tips: Due to the slightly off-center location, in winter, it's recommended to leave by 4-5 PM.

491 Space - Traffic Light Pole

Photo by 491 Space - Blue and White Walls

491 Space - Blue and White Walls

1. Shooting Angle: The photographer stands at a distance in front of the building, shooting at eye level to fully capture the entire structure. 2. Composition Techniques: ① Use symmetrical composition, with the main building symmetrically aligned along the central axis, giving a sense of stability and solemnity; ② Central composition, placing the building in the center of the frame as the focal point; the circular lawn in the foreground adds depth to the image and guides the viewer’s attention to the building. 3. Lens Usage: Use a wide-angle lens to include the entire building and its surroundings, showcasing the building's scale and setting, and enhancing the openness of the image. Travel Tips: Admission is free. Additional Tips: The park is quite small and can be toured in about 30 minutes. It mainly consists of modified car shops, which might be less interesting for women.

491 Space - Former Site of Radio Station 491

1. Shooting Angle: The photographer should crouch in front of the model and shoot from a low, upward angle. 2. Composition Techniques: Use leading lines and subject prominence in the composition. The lines of the bicycle and the patterns of the ground tiles serve as leading lines, guiding the viewer's gaze towards the model. The model is positioned at the center of the frame, making her the absolute visual focal point. Surrounding elements like street signs and bicycles are used to complement the composition, adding richness to the scene without overwhelming the subject. 3. Lens Recommendation: A wide-angle lens is recommended to capture more elements in the scene, increasing the tension and visual impact of the image. 1. Outfit Suggestions: Consider dressing more boldly. The architecture in the park is mostly American and European style, making it a great setting for American-style bolder poses. 2. Additional Tips: Bringing a pet can add to the photo.

Space 491 - Next to the roadside sign

Photo by Beijing 491 Space - Take a photo with the yellow building

Beijing 491 Space - Take a photo with the yellow building

1. Positioning: The photographer stands at a slight angle in front of the subject, using a level shooting angle. 2. Composition: Employ contrasting composition, with the subject’s light blue top and white dress contrasting sharply against the orange-red and blue-green walls. The colorful balloons in hand further enhance the contrast, highlighting the main subject. 3. Lens Usage: Use a standard lens to accurately capture the proportions of the subject and the surroundings, providing a natural visual effect. 1. Props: Balloons (balloons cannot be taken on the subway, but you can inflate them during the taxi ride), books, and bubble machines. 2. Outfit Suggestions: Blue, yellow, and white clothing are all suitable, but try to wear more flowing outfits, as the location is quite lively, and flowing clothes will make the photos more dynamic and vibrant.

491 Space - Intersection of Red and Blue Walls