The photographer stands directly below the plaque of the Jingren Palace, using an upward shooting angle. The rule of thirds is applied, with the "Jingren Palace" plaque positioned at the right one-third of the frame. The left side includes the golden tiles and red eaves, creating a diagonal line. The composition captures the full view of the plaque, the eave structure, and part of the painted background, highlighting the details of the ancient architecture. Shooting Time: It is recommended to shoot during clear weather with good daylight.

The Forbidden City - Jǐng Rén Palace plaque and eaves.

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Inside Jingren Palace, The Palace Museum, No. 4, Jingshan Front Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing.

Photography Tips

The photographer stands directly below the plaque of the Jingren Palace, using an upward shooting angle. The rule of thirds is applied, with the "Jingren Palace" plaque positioned at the right one-third of the frame. The left side includes the golden tiles and red eaves, creating a diagonal line. The composition captures the full view of the plaque, the eave structure, and part of the painted background, highlighting the details of the ancient architecture. Shooting Time: It is recommended to shoot during clear weather with good daylight.

Walking Guide

Take the Subway Line 1 or Line Batong to Tiananmen West Station, and exit from Southwest Exit C.

Walk northeast to the Forbidden City's alarm office (on your left) and then turn right.

Walk north along Beichang Street, and after passing the public restroom on your right, you will reach your destination. — step-by-step photo guide

Walk north along Beichang Street, and after passing the public restroom on your right, you will reach your destination.