Photography Tips

Using a low-angle shot, the photographer captures the scene from a low position. Employ the rule of thirds in composition, placing the buildings in the lower one-third of the frame and reserving the upper two-thirds for the night sky and Milky Way, enhancing the sense of depth. The framing should encompass the entire building complex and a full view of the starry sky, with a clean and simple ground area. A super wide-angle lens is recommended to capture more of the sky and architectural details.