The photographer stands at a diagonal front position to the subject, shooting at eye level. In terms of composition, the rule of thirds is used, placing the subject in the lower left third of the frame, with the church in the upper right, creating a visual balance. The foreground and background are also utilized, with the subject as the main focus in the foreground and the church in the background to provide context. It is recommended to use a medium telephoto lens. 1. Travel Tips: The best time to capture the building's light and shadow is between 3-5 PM. 2. Additional Tips: As there are few trees along the street for shade, remember to bring a sun umbrella and a small fan.

Take a photo with the Catholic Church across the street in Dongjiao Min Lane.

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No. 13A, Dongjiaominxiang, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Photography Tips

The photographer stands at a diagonal front position to the subject, shooting at eye level. In terms of composition, the rule of thirds is used, placing the subject in the lower left third of the frame, with the church in the upper right, creating a visual balance. The foreground and background are also utilized, with the subject as the main focus in the foreground and the church in the background to provide context. It is recommended to use a medium telephoto lens. 1. Travel Tips: The best time to capture the building's light and shadow is between 3-5 PM. 2. Additional Tips: As there are few trees along the street for shade, remember to bring a sun umbrella and a small fan.

Walking Guide

Get on the subway at Beijing Station and take Line 2 Inner Loop to Chongwenmen Station. Exit at E Northwest and walk 220 meters along Chongwenmen West Street. Turn left at the pedestrian crossing and continue straight for 80 meters. Turn left again into Dongjiaomin Alley and walk 510 meters to reach the Catholic Cathedral. The spot is located at the right corner of the road opposite the entrance.