1. The model stands in front of the Wudaoying Hutong sign, with the photographer positioned 3-5 meters away. The photographer can stand diagonally in front of the sign, shooting from a slightly low angle to include the sign and the sense of extension of the hutong in the frame. 2. To add depth to the image of the hutong, the model can stand in front of the sign while the photographer captures a long shot, capturing the extension and artistic style of the deeper parts of the hutong. Posing: The model can stand beside the sign, adopting a relaxed posture that blends with the environment. Best time for shooting: Suggested between 10:00-11:00 AM or 15:00-17:00 PM when the light is soft and suitable for highlighting the quiet atmosphere of the hutong. Additional tips: 1. Due to the high number of pedestrians in the hutong, it is recommended to choose off-peak hours for shooting to avoid disturbing passersby. 2. After shooting, one can continue to explore along the hutong. The surrounding cafes and small shops have a unique old Beijing artistic charm, making them suitable for slow photography or capturing the humanistic landscape.

Wudaoying Hutong - Signage

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No. 35, Wudaoying Hutong, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Photography Tips

1. The model stands in front of the Wudaoying Hutong sign, with the photographer positioned 3-5 meters away. The photographer can stand diagonally in front of the sign, shooting from a slightly low angle to include the sign and the sense of extension of the hutong in the frame. 2. To add depth to the image of the hutong, the model can stand in front of the sign while the photographer captures a long shot, capturing the extension and artistic style of the deeper parts of the hutong. Posing: The model can stand beside the sign, adopting a relaxed posture that blends with the environment. Best time for shooting: Suggested between 10:00-11:00 AM or 15:00-17:00 PM when the light is soft and suitable for highlighting the quiet atmosphere of the hutong. Additional tips: 1. Due to the high number of pedestrians in the hutong, it is recommended to choose off-peak hours for shooting to avoid disturbing passersby. 2. After shooting, one can continue to explore along the hutong. The surrounding cafes and small shops have a unique old Beijing artistic charm, making them suitable for slow photography or capturing the humanistic landscape.

Walking Guide

After crossing the street, turn right at the intersection and walk straight for about 100 meters to reach Wudaoying Hutong. — step-by-step photo guide

After crossing the street, turn right at the intersection and walk straight for about 100 meters to reach Wudaoying Hutong.

See the sign pointed to by the arrow in the picture; that marks the entrance to the alley. Follow the signs and keep walking straight into the alley, and you'll find the shooting location. — step-by-step photo guide

See the sign pointed to by the arrow in the picture; that marks the entrance to the alley. Follow the signs and keep walking straight into the alley, and you'll find the shooting location.

Turn right after exiting the station and cross the street, then walk for about 100 meters. — step-by-step photo guide

Turn right after exiting the station and cross the street, then walk for about 100 meters.

Get off at Andingmen Station and exit through Exit 2. — step-by-step photo guide

Get off at Andingmen Station and exit through Exit 2.