Photography tips: Make the exhibit the "background focus". Position the person to the side front or diagonally behind the exhibit, slightly turned towards it. Shoot at eye level to let the exhibit occupy the main area of the frame, with the person as an embellishment. This way, you highlight the exhibit while also showing the viewing scene.

Hebei Museum – Tang Tri-Colored Horse Figurine

Photography tips: There are spotlights overhead, and shooting straight on will cause shadows on the face. It is recommended to shoot the model in profile or from behind. The photographer should stand directly in front and shoot at eye level.

Hebei Museum – Chang’an Character Wall

📷 Photography Tips: Highlight Structural Lines: Large glass windows often come with frames. When shooting, you can use these frames to compose your shot, allowing the lines to guide the viewer's gaze (such as vertical and horizontal frames creating symmetry or a sense of perspective), enhancing the sense of order in the image.

Hebei Museum – Window beside Stairs

📷 Photography Tips: Vertical Symmetry Method, using the vertical centerline of the frame as an axis, with symmetrical buildings on both sides to showcase a solemn and formal scene. The model can be more lively in their movements to add a sense of dynamism to the image.

Hebei Museum – Exterior Wall

Photography Tips: Shoot with the light, it is recommended to go for photography after 17:00 in the afternoon or on cloudy days to avoid glaring sunlight. Wearing sunglasses is also advised for shooting at all times. Outfit Suggestions: Casual style, vacation style, sweet style, etc.

Hebei Museum – “So Close So Beautiful” Sign

Shooting Suggestions: The model should stand diagonally in front of the main gate, while the photographer squats about ten meters in front of the model, shooting from a low angle. The museum's architecture is grand, so the model should not appear too small. The model can be placed at the one-third point according to the grid lines.

Hebei Museum – Entrance Plaza

Shooting suggestions: Have the subjects stand in front of the peacock installation, using the size contrast between the figures and the peacock to highlight the grandeur of the peacock. It is recommended to take photos after 5 PM when the light is soft and not harsh.

Hebei Museum – Entrance Peacock

Use a low-angle shot with the model positioned centrally, with trees on both sides forming a natural frame to guide the viewer's focus to the subject. The composition includes the foreground gravel path, trees on both sides, and a bright sky in the background, enhancing the sense of depth. Pose: The model looks up and stretches, lightly lifting the skirt with the right hand, with long hair flowing naturally, creating a dynamic pose.

Xi’an Expo Park – Pebble Path

The photographer should position themselves slightly farther away and parallel to the fence, capturing from a slightly elevated angle to clearly show the lines and structure of the fence. Alternatively, standing diagonally from one end of the fence can create a sense of depth. Use a central composition with the model positioned slightly to the right in the frame to emphasize the subject and appropriately highlight the surrounding environment. Additional suggestions: ① Shoot on a sunny day for better lighting and ambiance; ② Pay attention to sun protection.

Xi’an Expo Park – French-Style Garden Fence

1. Composition method: Utilize leading line composition, with the path extending from the center of the frame towards the distance, creating a sense of visual depth and guiding the viewer's gaze. 2. Framing range: Include the terrace railing and stone sculptures in the foreground, with the pine forest path and distant architecture in the background to enhance the sense of layering. 3. Lens focal length: It is recommended to use a 50mm focal length or a smartphone's 2x zoom to compress the picture space and highlight the depth of the path. 1. Equipment parameters: It is suggested to use a camera with a 24-70mm zoom lens, set at a focal length of 50mm and an aperture of around f/4. 2. Travel tips: ① Entrance fee: Free; ② Best time for photography: Around 1 PM.

Xi’an Expo Park – Terrace Rail & Pine Path