Photo by Jingshan Front Street - Take a photo with the trees and red railings.

Jingshan Front Street - Take a photo with the trees and red railings.

Use a slightly upward angle to shoot from below the sculpture, emphasizing the立体感和高耸姿态 of the gilded pinnacle sculpture. Employ a centered composition to place the golden sculpture of the trumpeter in the center of the frame, focusing on the details of the main subject. A dark background will enhance the golden texture, highlighting the sculpture’s dynamism and intricate patterns. (Note: There's a slight issue with the translation of "立体感和高耸姿态" as it was not fully converted to English. Here’s the corrected version:) Use a slightly upward angle to shoot from below the sculpture, emphasizing the three-dimensional and lofty posture of the gilded pinnacle sculpture. Employ a centered composition to place the golden sculpture of the trumpeter in the center of the frame, focusing on the details of the main subject. A dark background will enhance the golden texture, highlighting the sculpture’s dynamism and intricate patterns.

The Forbidden City in Beijing - The Bronze Statue of the Trumpeter

Stand inside the red door frame of the Forbidden City, use a straight-on angle, and frame the composition with the door frame as the foreground, capturing the ancient structures with red walls and golden roofs, the central screen wall, and the green trees and blue sky above. The background should include the complete ancient building roof, screen wall pattern, and the stone pedestals on both sides to enhance the depth of the scene. Travel Tip: It is recommended to book your tickets a week in advance.

The Forbidden City - Red door frames and courtyard walls

The model stands naturally in the center of the frame, holding a circular fan to highlight the details of her classical attire. The composition uses the diagonal lines of the snowy tiled roof to guide the viewer's gaze toward the figure. The shot should include the red walls, the snow-covered palace roof, and the background trees to capture the atmospheric feel of the Forbidden City in the snow.

The Palace Museum - Take a photo with the red walls and rooftops.

On the left, incorporate the traditional roof of the Forbidden City as a backdrop to balance the frame. The model should be side-on with hands clasped together, adding a natural and storytelling element. A telephoto lens is recommended to compress the background and highlight the fusion of the subject with the ancient architecture. Additional tips: Avoid peak hours and visit during off-peak times.

Take a photo with the red walls, pillars, and eaves of the Forbidden City.

Using a centered composition, the bronze incense burner is placed at the center of the frame, fully showcasing the decorative patterns on the top and the intricate base details. The photographer stands slightly above and in front of the incense burner, shooting from a slightly elevated angle to include part of the stone wall and the stone-paved ground in the background, enhancing the environmental depth. A standard lens is used to ensure the subject is clear and to avoid any distracting elements.

The Palace Museum in Beijing - Bronze Incense Burner

The model is positioned at the left one-third of the frame, with the camera shooting at eye level. The composition uses a foreground element, with the carved stone railing on the left side blurred to add depth. In the background, capture the corner pavilion of the Forbidden City and the snowy scenery. The model should naturally lean against the railing, with one hand resting on it, looking sideways into the distance. Additional tips: Make a reservation in advance.

The Forbidden City - Corner Pavilions and Stone Balustrades

The model is positioned slightly to the right of the center of the frame, with the photographer using a top-down angle and the rule of thirds for composition. The right red pillar and the artificial hill on the left balance the composition, highlighting the subject. The background incorporates the texture of the artificial hill, and the保留 red pillar on the right adds depth to the environment. Travel Guide: ① Ticket Price: 60 RMB; ② Opening Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:30 PM).

The Palace Museum - Take a photo with the rockeries and red pillars.

The photographer stands by the stone railing, using leading lines to create a diagonal that guides the viewer’s eye from the carved stone pillars up close to those in the distance. In the foreground, a snow-covered stone dragon head is featured, while the background captures the distant palace rooftops blanketed in snow. Travel Tips: During peak season, it's recommended to arrive at the Meridian Gate before 8:00 AM (the gates open at 8:30 AM for the first wave of visitors).

Imperial Palace - Snow Scenery at the Back Right Gate Road

Photo by The Palace Museum - The plaque of Kunning Palace

The Palace Museum - The plaque of Kunning Palace