Photography Tips

1. Use a centered composition to place the subject right in the middle of the narrow alley, using the linear sense of the alley to guide the viewer's gaze and highlight the depth of the space; 2. The photographer can squat down and shoot from a low angle to enhance the sense of spatial hierarchy while stretching the height and solemnity of the buildings; 3. Utilize the cobblestone path of the narrow alley and the straight lines of the walls on both sides to lead the viewer's eye to the distance, enhancing the perspective effect; 4. Symmetrical aesthetics, maintain an even distribution of the walls and window lattices on both sides of the alley in the frame to enhance the balance and visual tension of the image. Pose suggestion: The subject stands in the center of the narrow alley, maintaining a frontal or side stance, using the proportion difference between the subject and the architecture to express the heaviness of the space and the cultural atmosphere. Travel tips: There is a larger flow of people on weekends, requiring queuing for security checks and ticket inspections to enter the park; it is recommended to visit on weekdays. Dressing advice: It is suggested to wear brightly colored clothing, such as red, yellow, etc., to contrast with the blue bricks and red tiles of ancient buildings.