The photographer uses an upward shooting angle with the model positioned at the center of the frame, arms naturally outstretched and head tilted back, creating a relaxed and expansive pose that enhances the interaction with the Great Wall. The composition is centered, with the watchtower in the background and the walls on both sides symmetrically arranged, guiding the viewer's focus to the subject. The shot includes the model, the stone pathway, and the complete watchtower, preserving the details of the Great Wall’s surroundings. A standard focal length is recommended to ensure both the subject and the background are clear and sharp.

Badaling Great Wall - Take a photo with the Great Wall ramparts and beacon towers.

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Exit 58, G6 Beijing-Tibet Expressway, Yanqing District, Beijing

Photography Tips

The photographer uses an upward shooting angle with the model positioned at the center of the frame, arms naturally outstretched and head tilted back, creating a relaxed and expansive pose that enhances the interaction with the Great Wall. The composition is centered, with the watchtower in the background and the walls on both sides symmetrically arranged, guiding the viewer's focus to the subject. The shot includes the model, the stone pathway, and the complete watchtower, preserving the details of the Great Wall’s surroundings. A standard focal length is recommended to ensure both the subject and the background are clear and sharp.

Walking Guide

Take the bus No.919 and get off at Badaling Forest Park Station. Walk 963 meters to Badaling Great Wall.