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The Forbidden City - Architectural Eaves and Autumn Ginkgo Trees

The photographer maintains a level shooting angle, standing about 3-5 meters in front of the corner tower. Hold the toy close to the lens, positioning it in the lower left corner of the frame, with the corner tower located at the right one-third of the frame. Use foreground composition, placing the toy in the foreground to highlight the corner tower and cherry blossom trees in the background, creating depth. The framing should include the full view of the corner tower and the cherry blossom trees in the background, with the toy occupying the lower left corner of the frame, adding a touch of fun and thematic resonance. Travel Tips: Visit on a weekday to avoid peak crowds.

The Forbidden City - Opposite the Southwest Corner Tower Lake

Use a centered composition to place the corner tower in the middle of the frame, and utilize the reflection in the moat to create a sense of visual balance and enhance the depth of the image. Use an upward shooting angle to highlight the grandeur of the tower. It’s recommended to include the sky and clouds in the background to add a sense of spaciousness to the scene. When shooting, ensure that both the tower and its reflection are fully captured, avoiding any obstructions to the main subject. Travel Tips: 1. Opening hours: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM (Apr-Oct) / 4:30 PM (Nov-Mar), closed on Mondays. 2. Admission: 60 CNY during peak season / 40 CNY during off-season (book tickets 7 days in advance via the "Palace Museum" mini-program).

The Palace Museum - East Long Room Outside the Shenwu Gate

The photographer shoots the lilac tree at eye level, using a centered composition to place the lilac tree in the middle of the frame. Shooting Time: Daytime is recommended.

The Forbidden City - Shoukang Palace Lilac

1. Shooting Angle: The photographer should position themselves at about the same height as the model’s waist, slightly to the side. This angle will effectively showcase the model’s outstretched arms while also capturing the details and extension of the white jade railings, along with other tourists in the background. 2. Composition Technique: Use leading lines to guide the viewer’s eye. The lines of the white jade railings should extend from the bottom of the frame to the distance, focusing attention on the model and enhancing the depth of the scene. This technique highlights the grandeur and spatial layers of the Forbidden City’s architecture. 3. Lens Usage: Use a wide-angle lens with a focal length of 24mm-35mm to include more architectural elements. This will effectively展示故宫的宏大场景，同时清晰地呈现模特的姿态和栏杆细节。 1. Equipment Parameters: A camera with a telephoto lens can better capture the details of the railings and the full architectural panorama. If using a smartphone,

The Forbidden City - Baiyu Railing at Zhonghe Gate

The photographer stands at a distance, shooting from a low angle, with the model standing beside the white marble railing. The person is positioned slightly to the right of the center of the frame, with the golden eaves and red walls of the palace in the background, enhancing the depth and regal atmosphere of the scene. 1. Pose Suggestions: The model can lean slightly against the railing, looking sideways into the distance with a smile, and gently touching their hair. 2. Timing: It’s recommended to shoot either one hour after the venue opens or one hour before it closes, when there are fewer people around. 3. Outfit Suggestions: Wearing white clothing is recommended for the photos. 4. Additional Tips: If the weather is hot, be sure to take measures to stay cool and prevent heatstroke.

Taking a photo with the railing and the roof of the Treasure Gallery at the Forbidden City.

The model is positioned slightly to the right of the center of the frame. The photographer uses a low-angle shot to emphasize the grandeur of the Wu Gate and the red walls in the background. The composition follows the rule of thirds and leverages the symmetrical structure of the red walls to enhance balance. The night view of the gate, the red walls, and the stone pavement are all included, with the walls extending to both sides. A wide-angle lens is recommended for this shot. The model’s hand is raised to adjust her glasses, and her head is slightly tilted, creating a natural and interactive pose. When shooting at night, pay attention to balancing the brightness between the subject and the background. Other tips: Avoid peak hours to minimize crowds.

The Palace Museum in Beijing - Take a group photo with the Red Wall and the Meridian Gate tower at night.

Using a centered composition with the subject positioned in the middle of the frame, the photographer shoots at eye level. The model leans against a red brick wall and railing, with her right hand gently resting on her chin, creating a natural and graceful pose. The scene includes the red wall, brick railing, and the eaves of the palace above, enhancing the ancient ambiance.

Take a photo with the red walls and palace eaves at the Forbidden City.

The photographer shoots at eye level with the model positioned slightly to the right of the center of the frame. In the foreground, include the stone railing, and in the background, capture ancient architecture, water, and willow trees to enhance the layered, traditional aesthetic. The model stands beside the stone railing near the water, with arms crossed and holding a fan, leaning against the railing in a natural pose. Outfit suggestion: It is recommended to wear traditional Hanfu for the shoot.

Take a photo with the lake, willow trees, and the Shenwu Gate architecture.

The photographer stands across the street, directly opposite the corner tower, and takes a wide-angle shot looking up. Travel Tips: Weekends and holidays can be extremely crowded, so it’s recommended to avoid peak times.

The Forbidden City - Corner Tower at the Turn