The photographer stands at an appropriate distance to capture the fusion of the subject with the ancient architecture and surroundings in a natural way. A central composition is used, placing the subject at the core of the visual focus. The subject's posture and attire are highlighted to emphasize their prominence. The ancient architecture, smoke, and crowd in the background create a rich layering in the image, which in turn highlights the central position of the subject.

Lama Temple - Next to the Red Pillars

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No. 28 Yonghegong Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing (250 meters walk southeast from Exit F of Yonghegong Subway Station)

Photography Tips

The photographer stands at an appropriate distance to capture the fusion of the subject with the ancient architecture and surroundings in a natural way. A central composition is used, placing the subject at the core of the visual focus. The subject's posture and attire are highlighted to emphasize their prominence. The ancient architecture, smoke, and crowd in the background create a rich layering in the image, which in turn highlights the central position of the subject.

Walking Guide

Take the outer loop of Line 2 to Yonghegong Station, then walk 560 meters to Yonghegong.