The photographer stands under the eave, using an upward shooting angle. Employing the rule of thirds, the intricate decorations and bracket sets are placed on the right one-third of the frame, while the left side is left blank to show the sky, highlighting the carved textures and color contrasts. The composition focuses on the eave's decorative details, avoiding any distracting elements.

Zongjing Dasheng Temple - the protruding glazed tile decorations on the walls

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No. 40 Maimai Street, Haidian District, Beijing, inside Xiangshan Park (Northeast Corner)

Photography Tips

The photographer stands under the eave, using an upward shooting angle. Employing the rule of thirds, the intricate decorations and bracket sets are placed on the right one-third of the frame, while the left side is left blank to show the sky, highlighting the carved textures and color contrasts. The composition focuses on the eave's decorative details, avoiding any distracting elements.

Walking Guide

Take the Xijiao Line subway to Xiangshan Station, then walk 1.4 kilometers to your destination.