The photographer is shooting the tree trunk and its shadow, positioning themselves parallel to the wall to ensure the shadow and trunk are centered in the frame. Use a symmetrical composition with the trunk in the center and the shadow extending to create visual balance. Include fallen leaves at the bottom to add depth. Recommend using a 35mm-50mm lens for a camera, or the 1x focal length on a smartphone to avoid distortion from a wide angle. Travel Tips: ① Admission: Free ② Best Shooting Time: This spot is best during winter, with particularly nice light around 15:00 in the afternoon. ③ Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 9:00-17:00.

China National Academy of Arts Oil Painting Institute - Shadows of Tree Trunks

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No. 1704, Gaobeidian Cultural and Artistic New Street, Chaoyang District, Beijing.

Photography Tips

The photographer is shooting the tree trunk and its shadow, positioning themselves parallel to the wall to ensure the shadow and trunk are centered in the frame. Use a symmetrical composition with the trunk in the center and the shadow extending to create visual balance. Include fallen leaves at the bottom to add depth. Recommend using a 35mm-50mm lens for a camera, or the 1x focal length on a smartphone to avoid distortion from a wide angle. Travel Tips: ① Admission: Free ② Best Shooting Time: This spot is best during winter, with particularly nice light around 15:00 in the afternoon. ③ Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 9:00-17:00.

Walking Guide

Take the Special Bus No. 167 to Xiaojiaoting Bus Station. After getting off, walk straight for 77 meters, and you will reach the Oil Painting Academy, which is on the right side of the road.