The photographer stands below the ancient structure, shooting upward to place the eaves on the right side of the frame, balancing the composition with a pine tree on the left. The rule of thirds is applied, with clear details of the eaves, ridge beasts, and roof tiles. The background includes a clear blue sky and a few clouds to enhance depth. It is recommended to use a standard lens to highlight the harmonious contrast between the architecture and nature. Additional tips: Avoid busy times and visit during off-peak hours.

Beijing Temple of Heaven Park - Ancient Architectural Eaves and Pine Trees

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East Gate of Temple of Heaven Park, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Photography Tips

The photographer stands below the ancient structure, shooting upward to place the eaves on the right side of the frame, balancing the composition with a pine tree on the left. The rule of thirds is applied, with clear details of the eaves, ridge beasts, and roof tiles. The background includes a clear blue sky and a few clouds to enhance depth. It is recommended to use a standard lens to highlight the harmonious contrast between the architecture and nature. Additional tips: Avoid busy times and visit during off-peak hours.

Walking Guide

Walk west to the Beishenchu (on the right) and you will reach your destination. — step-by-step photo guide

Walk west to the Beishenchu (on the right) and you will reach your destination.

Take Line 5 of the subway to Tiantan East Gate Station, and exit from the D (Southwest) exit.

Walk 303 meters west, then proceed to the right.

Walk 10 meters along Tiantan Road and turn left.

Walk north to the Altar of Heaven and Earth (on your left) and then proceed in the northeast direction.