Photography Tips

Photography Tips: ① Clothing Combination: Recommended: Tang Dynasty-style ruqun (Dunhuang color palette) or wide-sleeved robe. Makeup and Hairstyle: Huadian makeup, flowing hair with a hair ornament. ② Shooting Techniques: Movement: Snap multiple shots while twirling and swinging your sleeves, capturing the moment when the skirt unfolds. Props: Hold a copper mirror or palace lantern to complement the gilded pillars. Timing: The museum is least crowded an hour before closing. Model Poses: ① Stand with your back to a bas-relief, facing the camera. ② Turn sideways to the camera, tilting your head to look at the bas-relief. Visiting Guide: ① Speak softly and avoid using flash in the underground palace. ② Best visiting seasons: Spring and autumn (avoid rainy seasons due to slippery floors) and avoid summer as the heat can cause exhaustion and heatstroke when climbing. ③ Transportation: The main entrance and exit facilities are at the eastern gate of Niu Shou Mountain, while the western gate is the secondary entrance. Self-driving is recommended. Shooting Time: July 23, 14:30. Shooting Equipment: Sony A7m3 + 28-75.