1. Shooting Angle: The photographer should position themselves at a slight distance and a slightly higher position, shooting from an overhead and eye-level perspective. 2. Composition Techniques: Use frame composition with the ginkgo branches forming a natural frame. Use contrasting composition to create color contrast between the golden ginkgo leaves, the green background, and the black railing. Utilize the rule of thirds, dividing the image into three horizontal sections: the ginkgo branches, the subjects and railing, and the background. 3. Lens Usage: Use a medium to long focal length lens to blur the background, bringing the ginkgo leaves and subjects into sharp focus and compressing the sense of space. 1. Travel Tips: It is recommended to go in the morning as the light in the afternoon is not ideal. 2. Additional Tips: The trees are mostly located on both sides of Yuyuantan Park and are surrounded by fences, but you can still enter the area.

Yuyuantan Park - Diaoyutai Railing Ginkgo

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Approximately 32 meters northwest of the intersection of Sanlihe Road and Yuetan North Street, Haidian District, Beijing.

Photography Tips

1. Shooting Angle: The photographer should position themselves at a slight distance and a slightly higher position, shooting from an overhead and eye-level perspective. 2. Composition Techniques: Use frame composition with the ginkgo branches forming a natural frame. Use contrasting composition to create color contrast between the golden ginkgo leaves, the green background, and the black railing. Utilize the rule of thirds, dividing the image into three horizontal sections: the ginkgo branches, the subjects and railing, and the background. 3. Lens Usage: Use a medium to long focal length lens to blur the background, bringing the ginkgo leaves and subjects into sharp focus and compressing the sense of space. 1. Travel Tips: It is recommended to go in the morning as the light in the afternoon is not ideal. 2. Additional Tips: The trees are mostly located on both sides of Yuyuantan Park and are surrounded by fences, but you can still enter the area.

Walking Guide

Exit B to the northeast of Yuyuantan East Gate, and you'll see the ginkgo trees across the street.