Photo by Jiawutai – Dragon Back Cliff

Jiawutai – Dragon Back Cliff

Photography Tips: Use symmetrical composition with the main body of the gate tower in the center of the frame, and the couplets on both sides along with green plants distributed symmetrically to balance the image. Shoot from a flat angle to ensure that the "Er Tian Men" plaque and the full appearance of the gate tower are clear. The frame should include the foreground greenery, the main body of the gate tower, and the background misty mountains, to enhance the sense of depth. Use a standard focal length or a smartphone's wide-angle lens for shooting.

Jiawutai – Second Heaven Gate

The photographer is at the top of the mountain, using a horizontal or slightly downward angle for the shot. By employing the rule of thirds, the lower third of the frame captures the surging sea of clouds. 4. Travel Tips: ① Admission Price: Free. ② Opening Hours: All day. ③ Photography Time: 5:00-6:00.

Jiawutai – Sunrise Sea of Clouds

The photographer should position themselves in a suitable spot among the mountains and forests and shoot from a horizontal angle. Use the rule of thirds for composition, with the sky occupying the upper third of the frame, the sea of clouds and mountain peaks filling the middle section, and the foreground trees and grasslands taking up the lower third, creating a clear visual hierarchy. Additional tips: ① There are no trash cans on the mountain, so please take your garbage with you to ensure a无痕 hiking experience and protect the natural environment. ② Be sure to apply sunscreen to protect your skin.

Jiawutai – Pine Trees & Mountain

The photographer stands below the rock, shooting from a low angle upward. The subject leans against the middle of the rock, and the camera angle is lowered to avoid the cluttered background, revealing the sky. Additional experience: Pay attention to safety during the shoot.

Jiawutai – Dragon Ridge Crevice

Photo by Xi’an Jiawutai – Steep Cliff Stairs & Stone Carving

Xi’an Jiawutai – Steep Cliff Stairs & Stone Carving

The model stands at the edge of the platform while the photographer stands slightly behind the model, capturing an upward shot. Using central composition, place the silhouette of the person slightly to the left at the center of the frame to highlight the contrast between the subject and the city night view in the background. Travel Tips: It is recommended to go for photography in the evening.

Jiawutai Scenic Area – Large Viewing Platform

The photographer uses a bird's-eye view, with the model positioned slightly to the right in the center of the frame. The composition should include the cliff's edge and distant mountains. The model maintains a natural sitting posture, holding a hiking pole to add narrative and adventurous atmosphere to the scene. 1. Pose for the photo: The model sits on the edge of the cliff, raising one hand with a hiking pole. 2. Photography prop: Hiking pole. 3. Additional tips: Pay attention to safety during the shoot.

Jiawutai – Cliffside Mountain View

Arrive at the summit early to wait for the best moment to shoot the sunset; use a wide-angle lens to capture the grand natural scenery, and reduce the ISO to avoid overexposure.

Jiawutai – Dragon Head

Position the character at the edge of the cliff in the lower center of the frame as the visual focus. Utilize the foreground cliff, midground character, background mountains, and sky to create vertical layers. The gradation of sunset light and shadow enhances the sense of depth, highlighting the tension of the scene. Admission: Free.

Jiawutai – Aerial Summit