The photographer, positioned beside the moat, uses tree branches as a foreground frame to capture a horizontal shot of the moat and its surroundings. By employing a frame-within-a-frame technique, the foreground branches create a natural frame, highlighting the moat, the blue sky, and other scenic elements. This composition adds depth to the image, emphasizing the unique scenery of the moat around the Forbidden City and creating an atmosphere of ancient simplicity and tranquility. Additional tips: It's recommended to take photos on sunny days for the best results.

The Forbidden City - Moat Guardrails

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No. 4, Jingshan Front Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Photography Tips

The photographer, positioned beside the moat, uses tree branches as a foreground frame to capture a horizontal shot of the moat and its surroundings. By employing a frame-within-a-frame technique, the foreground branches create a natural frame, highlighting the moat, the blue sky, and other scenic elements. This composition adds depth to the image, emphasizing the unique scenery of the moat around the Forbidden City and creating an atmosphere of ancient simplicity and tranquility. Additional tips: It's recommended to take photos on sunny days for the best results.

Walking Guide

Take the Subway Line 1 to Tiananmen East Station and exit at Gate B (Northeast). After exiting, head to the Palace Museum. You will reach your destination once you arrive at the guardrails by the moat.