The photographer is positioned directly in front of the central display case, using a straight-on shooting angle to minimize reflections. The composition includes the entire circular exhibit and the red background fabric, avoiding any unrelated objects. A wide-angle lens is used to fully capture the layout of the exhibit. The ticket price is 60 RMB.

The Palace Museum - Gold Filigree Auspiciousness for Ten Thousand Years Exhibition

Photo by The Forbidden City - Take a photo with the red walls and brick arches.

The Forbidden City - Take a photo with the red walls and brick arches.

You can position yourself to the left of the lion at about a 45-degree angle, with the camera lower to capture the feel of the scene. Experience the history and reflect on the true events from over 600 years ago. Appreciate the achievements of Chinese civilization and strengthen your cultural confidence!

Directly in front of the lion in front of the Taihe Hall.

1. Position: The photographer stands on the riverside path, shooting at eye level. 2. Composition: Use leading lines composition, with the riverside path and railing leading the viewer’s gaze to the distant tower. 3. Lens Usage: A wide-angle lens is used to capture the vast sky, water, path, and the distant tower, showcasing the openness and depth of the scene.

The Southwest Corner Tower of the Forbidden City - Riverside

The photographer shoots from a frontal position, at eye level, to clearly showcase the details and colors of the dougong structure. Using a central composition, the dougong is placed at the center of the frame, emphasizing the subject. The surrounding background is kept simple, making the intricate patterns and vibrant colors of the dougong stand out more, enhancing the visual impact. A standard lens is used to clearly capture the texture, patterns, and color gradations of the dougong. Additional tips: ① Try to enter the park around 8:30 AM or after 1:00 PM to avoid peak entry times; ② The Forbidden City is closed on Mondays, so be sure to check in advance and book your tickets; ③ When shooting, try to avoid times when there are numerous distractions or crowds, to maintain the purity of the frame.

The Palace Museum - Yonghe Palace Millennium Exhibition of Colorful Paintings and Dougong Model

It is recommended to use a telephoto lens to capture the intricate details of the eaves and the lively posture of the magpie. The photographer should position themselves directly below the eaves, shooting at an upward angle to highlight the layers and depth of the architectural eaves. Place the main subject of the eaves at the right one-third of the frame, and position the magpie near the intersection points of the frame for a balanced and minimalist composition.

The Forbidden City - Colorful Eaves and Magpies

Using a low-angle shot to fully capture the grand eaves and window frames of the Forbidden City, enhancing the visual layers of the image. Employ a centered composition with flower branches extending to the center, skillfully breaking the rigidity of the frame and adding a sense of vitality and natural charm.

The Palace Museum - Architecture and White Blossom Branches

Photo by The Forbidden City - Taking Photos with the Red Walls and Eaves

The Forbidden City - Taking Photos with the Red Walls and Eaves

Photo by The Forbidden City - Red Entrance Gate, Architectural Windows, and Surrounding Trees

The Forbidden City - Red Entrance Gate, Architectural Windows, and Surrounding Trees

Using a centered composition, place the subject in the middle at the bottom of the frame, with the photographer shooting from a straight-on angle; the scene should include the red walls, crabapple blossoms, and green grass, creating a richly colored image. 1. Shooting pose: The model stands under the tree, looking directly at the camera. 2. Outfit suggestion: Recommend wearing traditional dress with matching makeup and styling.

The Wenhua Hall in the Forbidden City - Begonia Blossoms