Photography Tips

The photographer crouches at the edge of the stairs, shooting with a slightly upward angle, ensuring that the Big Wild Goose Pagoda is at the center of the frame, using the eaves and stair borders to frame the image; employing a framing composition, with the architectural eaves and the diagonal lines of the stairs guiding the viewer's gaze towards the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, enhancing the depth and visual guidance of the image; using a camera with a 50mm-85mm focal length/a smartphone with 2x-3x zoom to highlight the Big Wild Goose Pagoda as the main subject while retaining the details of the frame; including the eaves, stair edges, and some greenery as the foreground, with the cityscape in the background to emphasize the contrast between the history and modernity of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. 1. Travel Tips: - Admission Fee: No entrance fee required; - Best Time for Photography: Early morning mist or dusk when the city lights come on, the soft light or vibrant night scene can infuse a unique atmosphere into the image. 2. Dressing Suggestions: - Wearing Hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) with an ancient fan, leaning on the railing and gazing into the distance to fully express the charm of the Tang Dynasty; - Simple casual attire with trendy accessories can also capture a fashionable, urban vibe.