Hui Zhong Road Tunnel - Zebra Crossing
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Hui Zhong Road Tunnel, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Photography Tips
1. Positioning: The model should stand slightly to the left of the center of the crosswalk. The photographer should maintain a distance of 1.5-2 meters from the model, crouch slightly, and shoot upward to emphasize the depth of the tunnel. 2. Composition: Use the tunnel’s ceiling lights to create leading lines, guiding the viewer’s eye deeper into the image and adding layers to the shot. 3. Lens Focal Length: Use a 35mm or 50mm lens for a camera, or a 1x or 2x focal length on a phone, to ensure depth in the background and clear focus on the subject. 4. Equipment Settings: Fuji XT5, lens XF 27mm f2.8. 5. Pose: Capturing the model as they turn back while walking forward adds a dynamic feel to the photo. 6. Travel Tips: No admission fee is required. 7. Props: Holding a bottle of beer or cola can add a cinematic feel to the photo. 8. Outfit Recommendations: A gray overcoat with a bright-colored scarf is recommended for a more photogenic look. 9. Additional Tips: ① Avoid peak traffic hours. Since there is no sidewalk, walk on the non-motorized vehicle lane for safety. ② For night shoots, it's advisable to go with a partner. Follow tunnel management rules and confirm any no-photography zones in advance.
Walking Guide

After you see the first fire hydrant on your left, turn around behind it and face the tunnel entrance.

Take a taxi or bus to the Dongkou Bus Stop of Anxiang North Road, then walk south for 500 meters to reach the tunnel entrance.

Walk straight along the edge of the railing.

Continue straight and use the non-motorized vehicle lane on the inside of the railing.

Continue forward to the area within the fence where there is a crosswalk on the non-motorized vehicle lane.

