The model stands in front of the tunnel glass, lightly touching the glass with her right hand and looking up at the shark, with a natural pose that enhances the sense of interaction. Using the rule of thirds, the model is positioned in the center of the frame, with the shark and rocks inside the aquarium on the left, balancing the composition. The photographer shoots at eye level, framing the scene to include the tunnel's rocky walls in the foreground and the underwater view in the background, emphasizing the depth of the scene. Post-processing: Adjust the contrast, brightness, and color balance to enhance the atmosphere.

Beijing National Museum of Natural History - Underwater World Tunnel

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No. 126, Tianqiao South Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Photography Tips

The model stands in front of the tunnel glass, lightly touching the glass with her right hand and looking up at the shark, with a natural pose that enhances the sense of interaction. Using the rule of thirds, the model is positioned in the center of the frame, with the shark and rocks inside the aquarium on the left, balancing the composition. The photographer shoots at eye level, framing the scene to include the tunnel's rocky walls in the foreground and the underwater view in the background, emphasizing the depth of the scene. Post-processing: Adjust the contrast, brightness, and color balance to enhance the atmosphere.

Walking Guide

Upon entering the National Museum of Natural History in Beijing, turn right and go down to the basement level.