Photography Tips

The photographer squats down to shoot from a low angle, capturing the red walls on both sides and the blue sky, trying to use the model to block the passers-by behind. 1. Equipment parameters: Fuji XH2S, lens: 18-55. 2. Posing tips: ① Face the camera, hands in pockets or playing with hair, eyes looking to the side to avoid standing stiffly; ② Stand sideways with hands clasped in front of the chest, in a prayer-like pose. 3. Itinerary tips: Book an entry slot after 11:00 AM or before 12:00 PM to avoid peak times. 4. Props suggestion: Wear a red beret or metallic earrings to add a pop of color to your outfit. 5. Outfit ideas: ① Classic red wall contrast: Wear a pure white, beige, or light apricot dress/coat to create a striking contrast with the red wall, making the photo clean and sophisticated; ② Traditional Chinese style: Choose a black or dark blue qipao/New Chinese-style top, paired with a folding fan or oil paper umbrella to highlight the classical atmosphere; ③ Minimalist modern look: Camel-colored sweater + straight-leg jeans + ankle boots, using clean lines to balance the intense red wall; ④ Autumn/winter vibe: Caramel wool scarf + gray wool coat, warm tones blend well with the red wall, perfect for low-angle shots to show depth. 6. Additional tips: ① Avoid carrying a backpack and go through the security check without a bag to save time; ② Take a detour through the Xihua Gate to reach the Wumen Gate for ticket inspection, bypassing the security at Tiananmen to save time.