The photographer uses a straight-on angle with the subject positioned slightly to the right of the center of the frame. The natural framing effect is achieved by utilizing the red pillars on either side, emphasizing the integration of the subject with the ancient architecture. The background incorporates eaves, red pillars, and steps, enhancing the rustic atmosphere of the temple. The model holds an oil-paper umbrella, one hand raising it above the head and the other gently supporting the handle, adopting an elegant and natural posture. It is recommended to use a medium telephoto lens for this shot. Props: An oil-paper umbrella is suggested.

Xishan Dajue Temple - Photo with temple architecture

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No. 9, Daguojie Road, Sujiatuan Town, Haidian District, Beijing, The Imperially Built Daguo Zen Temple

Photography Tips

The photographer uses a straight-on angle with the subject positioned slightly to the right of the center of the frame. The natural framing effect is achieved by utilizing the red pillars on either side, emphasizing the integration of the subject with the ancient architecture. The background incorporates eaves, red pillars, and steps, enhancing the rustic atmosphere of the temple. The model holds an oil-paper umbrella, one hand raising it above the head and the other gently supporting the handle, adopting an elegant and natural posture. It is recommended to use a medium telephoto lens for this shot. Props: An oil-paper umbrella is suggested.

Walking Guide

It's recommended to take bus No. 633 and get off at Dajuesi (Great Enlightenment Temple). After getting off, walk 80 meters to reach the Beijing Western Hills Dajuesi Management Office.