Using the pillars of the corridor and the lines of the roof as leading lines, you can capture full-body or half-body shots, but I personally feel that full-body shots look better and can better showcase the elongation of the corridor. Try shooting from a low angle to emphasize the height and grandeur of the corridor, which can also make the person appear taller. 1. Equipment: Fujifilm XT30II + 18-55mm lens. 2. Admission: Entrance ticket only, 10 RMB per person. 3. Pose: Have the model perform natural movements and expressions to avoid stiff and unnatural poses. Capture moments that convey the beauty of Chinese aesthetics.

Temple of Heaven - Double Ring Longevity Pavilion Corridor

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No. 7 Dongli, Tiantan Park, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Photography Tips

Using the pillars of the corridor and the lines of the roof as leading lines, you can capture full-body or half-body shots, but I personally feel that full-body shots look better and can better showcase the elongation of the corridor. Try shooting from a low angle to emphasize the height and grandeur of the corridor, which can also make the person appear taller. 1. Equipment: Fujifilm XT30II + 18-55mm lens. 2. Admission: Entrance ticket only, 10 RMB per person. 3. Pose: Have the model perform natural movements and expressions to avoid stiff and unnatural poses. Capture moments that convey the beauty of Chinese aesthetics.

Walking Guide

Exit at C of Tianqiao Station on Subway Line 8, then enter through the West Gate of the Temple of Heaven on your left front. — step-by-step photo guide

Exit at C of Tianqiao Station on Subway Line 8, then enter through the West Gate of the Temple of Heaven on your left front.

After entering, use the navigation to search for the Double Ring Longevity Pavilion. Once the navigation ends, you'll see the corridor on both sides. — step-by-step photo guide

After entering, use the navigation to search for the Double Ring Longevity Pavilion. Once the navigation ends, you'll see the corridor on both sides.

Stepping into the long corridor is where you can set up for taking photos. — step-by-step photo guide

Stepping into the long corridor is where you can set up for taking photos.