The photographer stands in front of the flower bed, shooting at eye level to create visual layers between the flower ball and the National Museum. Using the rule of thirds, position the flower ball at the lower one-third of the frame and the National Museum at the upper two-thirds, emphasizing the relationship between the subject and the background. 1. Props: Use the doves in the square as natural props, with feed available for 5 yuan per bag. 2. Additional Tips: The National Museum of China looks especially stunning during the evening when the sun sets. The golden hour, one hour after sunrise or two hours before sunset, offers the softest light. Do not bring lighters or selfie sticks, and remember to bring your ID.

National Museum of China - Museum and Square Flower Beds

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North Side, West Gate Outside, National Museum of China, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Photography Tips

The photographer stands in front of the flower bed, shooting at eye level to create visual layers between the flower ball and the National Museum. Using the rule of thirds, position the flower ball at the lower one-third of the frame and the National Museum at the upper two-thirds, emphasizing the relationship between the subject and the background. 1. Props: Use the doves in the square as natural props, with feed available for 5 yuan per bag. 2. Additional Tips: The National Museum of China looks especially stunning during the evening when the sun sets. The golden hour, one hour after sunrise or two hours before sunset, offers the softest light. Do not bring lighters or selfie sticks, and remember to bring your ID.

Walking Guide

Take the Subway Line 1 and get off at Tiananmen East Station, exit from D, and walk to the National Museum to find a good spot for photography.