1. Positioning suggestion: The model should sit in the corner of the wall, with the photographer standing 3 meters away. 2. Composition suggestion: Place the model on the right side of the frame, capturing the菱形拱门 (diamond arch) behind them. 3. Shooting time: It is recommended to shoot in the afternoon on a sunny day. 4. Shooting equipment: This photo was taken with a Nikon Z62 and a 28-75mm lens. 5. Outfit suggestion: Wear outfits in an ancient or minimalist style. 6. Pose suggestion: The model should look naturally downward to the side.

Fragrant Hills Park Biyun Temple - Red Rhombus Archway

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No. 40 Maimai Street, Haidian District, Beijing, inside Fragrant Hills Park (North Side)

Photography Tips

1. Positioning suggestion: The model should sit in the corner of the wall, with the photographer standing 3 meters away. 2. Composition suggestion: Place the model on the right side of the frame, capturing the菱形拱门 (diamond arch) behind them. 3. Shooting time: It is recommended to shoot in the afternoon on a sunny day. 4. Shooting equipment: This photo was taken with a Nikon Z62 and a 28-75mm lens. 5. Outfit suggestion: Wear outfits in an ancient or minimalist style. 6. Pose suggestion: The model should look naturally downward to the side.

Walking Guide

Turn right through the first arch. — step-by-step photo guide

Turn right through the first arch.

Turn left at the end. — step-by-step photo guide

Turn left at the end.

Go straight up the stairs. — step-by-step photo guide

Go straight up the stairs.

Ticket check to enter. — step-by-step photo guide

Ticket check to enter.

Navigate to Biyun Temple. — step-by-step photo guide

Navigate to Biyun Temple.

I turned around and saw the camera right there. — step-by-step photo guide

I turned around and saw the camera right there.

Go through the arch. — step-by-step photo guide

Go through the arch.

Pass through the two diamond-shaped arches. — step-by-step photo guide

Pass through the two diamond-shaped arches.

Turn left at Hanbi斋. Note: "Hanbi斋" is transliterated as "Hanbi Zhai" in Pinyin, but since "Zhai" is a Chinese word that doesn't have a direct English equivalent and might not be familiar to English speakers, it’s often left as "Hanbi" when translating for an English-speaking audience. However, if you want to keep "Zhai" for accuracy, it would be: Turn left at Hanbi Zhai. — step-by-step photo guide

Turn left at Hanbi斋. Note: "Hanbi斋" is transliterated as "Hanbi Zhai" in Pinyin, but since "Zhai" is a Chinese word that doesn't have a direct English equivalent and might not be familiar to English speakers, it’s often left as "Hanbi" when translating for an English-speaking audience. However, if you want to keep "Zhai" for accuracy, it would be: Turn left at Hanbi Zhai.