The Summer Palace - Capturing the Buddhist Fragrance Pavilion and Lake View through the Hollow Stone Railing at Hanxu Hall.
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No. 19 Xinjian Palace Gate Road, Haidian District, Beijing, Summer Palace (Southeast Corner)
Photography Tips
In terms of shooting position, the photographer stands at a spot where they can use a foreground opening to frame the distant subject. This technique, known as frame-within-a-frame composition, involves using the foreground opening to frame the distant ancient architecture and lake, highlighting the main subject and adding depth to the image. For lens selection, a medium to long telephoto lens is used to compress the space, making the distant ancient buildings appear clearer and showing more details of the scenery. 1. Additional Tips: Early morning is ideal for shooting; the light in the afternoon on a sunny day is also excellent. It is recommended to shoot in manual (M) mode throughout, adjusting the aperture and shutter speed values according to the on-site conditions.
