Photography Tips: The photographer should stand about 2 meters away from the model and use the rule of thirds for composition. Try to only capture the paper-cut map on the translucent door curtain to avoid a cluttered background. Pose: The model should stand sideways and point at the map of Beijing on the door curtain. Check-in Guide: Location: Yangmeizhu Xiejie, Xicheng District, Beijing. Time: It is recommended to visit in the afternoon. Note: Some shops are closed on Mondays, and some only open in the afternoon. If there is a particular shop you want to visit, check their operating hours in advance. Transport: Take the Subway Line 2 to Qianmen Station and exit at Exit C. It’s a 5-minute walk from there.

Yangmeizhu Xijie - City Map

The model stands beside a map wall, with the photographer positioned 2 meters away to capture close-ups. 1. Photography Equipment: Camera Sony A7M4, Lens 24-70mm GM II. 2. Posing Suggestions: The model can stand on either side of the wall, tilting their head to look at the map. Hands can be placed naturally or clasped together, or the model can make more exaggerated gestures. 3. Outfit Recommendations: Bright-colored clothing is recommended to highlight the model, or choose a fresh and casual look. Simple outfits can better showcase the model's personality.

Yangmeizhu Xijie - Beijing Map Wall

The model is sitting on a chair in front of a stained-glass window, with the photographer standing at a 45-degree angle to the model, about 4 meters away, using the stained-glass window as the background for a slightly side-on shot. ① Equipment: Fujifilm XT5, 16-50mm lens. ② Pose: The model is seated on the chair, hands resting on the knees, looking to the side. ③ Travel Tips: Free admission, open 24 hours.

Yangmeizhu Xijie - Yellow Rose Stained Glass

The model is seated on the steps, with her body slightly turned to the left side of the frame. The photographer is crouching slightly to maintain an eye-level perspective, using a 75mm focal length to compress the space and highlight the details of the subject and the background. Pose: The model is in a natural sitting position, with one hand supporting her on the step, one leg extended, and the other knee bent. The pose is relaxed, perfect for showcasing the atmosphere of the environment and the model's state.

Yangmei Zhuxie Street · Qiankun Space - White Steps at the Entrance

The photographer positions the subject slightly to the front side, creating an interaction between the person and the wall elements. The doors, pipes, and other features on the wall form a natural frame, while elements such as the "Fu" character and plaques create a vertical visual symmetry. The lens captures the scene from a realistic perspective, clearly depicting the details of the person and the environment, and accurately representing the real spatial relationships, making the elements in the frame orderly and intuitive. 1. Equipment Settings: Fujifilm x100v, adjust settings to increase the brightness of the image. 2. Travel Tips: The best shooting time is between 2:00 PM and 6:00 PM. 3. Dress Code: It's recommended to wear vintage or artistic style clothing, with red elements such as a red scarf, red gloves, or a red hat. 4. Other Tips: Obtain permission from the store owner before shooting.

Qiankun Space - Door Plaque with Lucky Character Photo

The model stands next to the mailbox. During sunny shoots, the model can face away from the sun to capture hair highlights. The photographer should position themselves about 1.5 meters away from the model. The model stands close to the red mailbox, and the photographer takes the shot slightly below eye level, maintaining a distance of about 1.5 meters. Ensure the background includes the full view of the green plants and the mailbox. Use a centered composition with the model in the middle, allowing the red mailbox and the green plant wall to create a strong color contrast, highlighting the subject. Wear light-colored clothing for the best results as you stroll down Yangmeizhu Xiejie, where the scenery is very photogenic. There are many pedestrians, so it is not recommended to use a telephoto lens.

Wangfujing Snacks Street - Red Postbox

Using a centered composition, the model is positioned in the middle of the frame, naturally holding a yellow phone to her ear, enhancing the interaction with the store. The photographer uses a low-angle shot, capturing the roof tiles, the "Jingwei Shiguang" sign, and the potted plants on both sides of the entrance, adding depth to the image. Travel Tip: It's recommended to go early in the morning when there are fewer people, which will improve the visual效果. (Note: The phrase "visual效果" should be "visual effect" in English. Corrected version:) Travel Tip: It's recommended to go early in the morning when there are fewer people, which will improve the visual effect.

Jingwei Shi Guang - Next to the Yellow Telephone Booth at the Entrance

The photographer is positioned beneath the skylight, shooting upward. Using a framing composition, the glass and wooden frame of the skylight serve as a natural border, effectively framing the trees outside and creating a visual focal point. A wide-angle lens is used to capture more of the skylight and the surrounding architectural structure, enhancing the sense of depth and layering in the image. Outfit suggestions: Choose simple,文艺风格 (literary/artistic) outfits, such as solid-colored dresses, knit sweaters paired with skirts. Opt for light colors or tones that harmonize with the interior environment to make the subject blend seamlessly into the scene. (Note: "文艺风格" can be translated as "literary/artistic style" or simply "artistic" in this context.)

Beijing Time - Circular Glass Windows and Sky

1. Positioning: The model stands behind the postcard rack, slightly turned toward the camera, while the photographer stands directly in front, slightly to the right, for a natural perspective. 2. Composition: Use a frame-within-a-frame technique, utilizing the postcard rack and surrounding decorations to create a rich foreground that highlights the environment. 3. Scenic Range: The background should include vintage-style walls, decorative paintings, and wooden shelves to enhance the sense of space and cultural atmosphere. 4. Lens Focal Length: Use a 35mm-50mm focal length (1x-2x on a phone) to retain environmental details while still emphasizing the subject. Travel Tips: The hutong is free, but some stores require a purchase to take photos. The recommended shooting time is 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM.

Yangmeizhu Xiejie - Qiankun Space Bookshelf

The model stands in front of a red door, posing by leaning on the left stone pillar. The photographer captures the scene using a 50mm lens or a 2x zoom on a smartphone, shooting slightly upwards to emphasize the relationship between the model and the architecture. The composition follows the rule of thirds, with the model positioned on the left one-third of the frame and the right side featuring symmetrical architectural elements like doors and windows to enhance the balance. 1. Posing Tips: The model places her right hand on the stone pillar and her left hand in her pocket, slightly turning her body to add a natural feel. 2. Timing Advice: The best time for the shoot is around 15:00 in the afternoon when the light is soft and gentle. 3. Outfit Suggestions: Light-colored outfits, traditional Hanfu, or qipao.

Yangmeizhu Xijie - Qingyun Pavilion