Use tree branches as the background and a human statue as the foreground. Equipment settings: Fuji XT30II, lens 18-55mm. Post-processing: Adjust the brightness, contrast, and saturation of the photo appropriately to make it look more vibrant.

Peking University - Statue of Cai Yuanpei

The photographer stands at eye level with the model to take the shot. Using a centered composition, the model is placed in the middle of the frame to highlight the subject. The gray brick wall, red door, and green plants in the background create a contrast in color and texture, adding depth to the image. A medium focal length lens is used to clearly show the details of the model’s attire, the bouquet in hand, and the surrounding environment. Travel Tip: It's recommended to shoot when the sunlight is good for better results.

Peking University - Jingyuan Red Gate

The model is sitting on a stone platform beside a red pillar, while the photographer stands a little farther away, taking a straight-on shot to highlight the depth between the subject and the background. The composition follows the rule of thirds, placing the subject slightly to the left of center, with the red pillar on the right providing balance, enhancing the stability and contrast of the image. Posing Suggestions: 1. Hold a bouquet of flowers naturally on your lap, turning your body slightly toward the camera. 2. Sit on the steps and hold a book to cover the lower half of your face, looking into the distance.

Peking University - Red Colonnade

Shoot from a low angle, standing directly under the archway and looking upwards to highlight the grandeur of the architecture. Place the Peking University plaque at the center of the frame, maintaining the symmetrical structure on both sides. Include a deep blue night sky and silhouettes of trees in the background, and keep the eaves and lanterns in the foreground to add depth and detail. Travel Tips: Entrance is free, but advance reservation is required.

Peking University - Peking University Plaque and Architecture

Using the rule of thirds, the model sits on a rock by the lakeside, positioned at the right one-third of the frame, with negative space around her to enhance the balance of the composition. The shot is taken from a low angle, capturing the lake and green leaves above to create a fresh and natural atmosphere. The green leaves in the foreground add depth to the image. Pose: The model can naturally lean against the rock and hold a flower gently to create a relaxed and interactive feel.

Peking University's Weiming Lake - Stone by the Lake

Photo by Peking University - School Gate Archway and Plaque

Peking University - School Gate Archway and Plaque

The security guard won’t allow standing right at the main entrance, so the model can stand in the middle in front of the red door of the office building. The photographer should stand below the stairs and try to raise the camera to avoid too much upward shooting. Use a symmetrical composition, placing the model in the center of the frame, capturing the full body of the model. 1. Equipment: This photo is taken with a Nikon Z6 II + 28-75mm lens. 2. Pose Suggestions: The model can stand upright looking at the camera, walk back and forth, or look into the distance. 3. Shooting Time: It is recommended to shoot in the afternoon when the light is naturally soft. 4. Outfit Suggestions: Simple style clothing or neo-Chinese attire, and you can use small props like fans, lanterns, or books.

Peking University - Office Building Red Gate

The shooting angle is at eye level, using the rule of thirds for composition, with the figure seated on a stone and holding a paper umbrella. The profusion of flowers creates a poetic atmosphere, blending the figure with the landscape and blooms to convey a sense of classical elegance and freshness. The composition is balanced, highlighting the harmonious beauty between humans and nature.

Peking University - He Ming Yuan Syringa Trees

The model stands in the center of the cobblestone path (center of the frame), with the path serving as a leading line that extends from the foreground to the building entrance, enhancing the sense of depth. The background captures the full view of the symmetrical building, with grassy areas on both sides, naturally integrating the figure with the grand architecture. Travel Tips: Admission is free, but a reservation is required.

Peking University - Taking a photo with the library and the lawn.

The model should stand on the path, and the photographer can take photos from the opposite side. Equipment settings: Fuji XT30II, lens 18-55mm.

Peking University - West Gate Path