Photography Tips

Position the figures, Buddha statues, and the Big Wild Goose Pagoda such that they do not obstruct the view of the buildings behind. The figures can stand at the lower left corner, with the Big Wild Goose Pagoda in the center and the Buddha statue at the upper right corner. Best time for shooting: It is recommended to take photos between 14:00 and 17:00 in the afternoon when the light is soft, and the sun is positioned diagonally behind the figures, providing even lighting that makes it easier to capture good shots. Dress suggestions: You can wear traditional Hanfu costumes or everyday clothing, and place your hands together in front of your chest while looking ahead. Additional tips: This vantage point for photography can sometimes be crowded with people, often requiring a wait. You can start by taking a few shots of the empty scenery, then figure out your posing before taking the photos, which can improve the efficiency of getting good shots. Photo poses: 1. Place your hands together and slightly bow your head, with your gaze directed downwards towards the Buddha statue (maintaining respect). 2. Stand sideways, lightly touch a prayer wheel or ancient wall with one hand, and look into the distance. 3. Use the archways or corridors of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda as a frame, with the figure either centered or positioned to the side while walking or standing still. Dress suggestions: 1. Vintage Hanfu Style Recommended: Tang Dynasty high-waisted Ruqun, Song Dynasty Beizi, with colors ranging from simple and elegant (off-white, indigo) to rich and deep (vermilion, dark green). 2. Modern minimalist style Linen long skirts + knitted cardigans, with color choices in earth tones (camel, caramel). Black blazer + white innerwear, creating a color contrast with ancient architecture.