The photographer stands below the building, shooting upward with a diagonal composition that extends from the lower right to the upper left, guiding the viewer's eye to focus on the details of the eaves. The frame includes the bracket sets, painted decorations, roof ornaments, and a clear blue sky in the background. It is recommended to use a standard focal length to highlight the textures of the ancient architecture and contrast them with the sky. Pay attention to adjusting the exposure to avoid overexposing the sky.

The Forbidden City in Beijing - Architectural Eaves and Sky

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No. 4, Jingshan Front Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Photography Tips

The photographer stands below the building, shooting upward with a diagonal composition that extends from the lower right to the upper left, guiding the viewer's eye to focus on the details of the eaves. The frame includes the bracket sets, painted decorations, roof ornaments, and a clear blue sky in the background. It is recommended to use a standard focal length to highlight the textures of the ancient architecture and contrast them with the sky. Pay attention to adjusting the exposure to avoid overexposing the sky.

Walking Guide

Take the bus number 103 and get off at Dong'anmen Street Station. After getting off, walk 1.3 kilometers to the Palace Museum.