The model stands next to the text wall, and the photographer uses the rule of thirds to compose the shot, placing the model at the right third line position in the frame. Travel Tips: Approximately 30 per person.

Xi’an Evening Wind Coffee – Chang’an Text

The model stands next to the check-in wall, and the photographer, positioned slightly in front and to the side of the model, holds the camera horizontally to capture the shot, placing the person slightly to the right side of the frame.

Xi’an Shuyuanmen – “Chang’an” Check-In Wall

1. The model stands to the right of the "Chang'an" sign, and the photographer stands to the right front of the model, shooting at a distance of about 1 meter from the model; 2. Pay attention to the composition during shooting to avoid distortion, shoot horizontally, and be mindful of avoiding pedestrians. Equipment settings: It is recommended to use a camera with a zoom lens of 24-70. The focal length is 25, and the aperture is around 4. Other tips: It is advised to come when the weather is good.

Xi’an Evening Wind Coffee – Chang’an Text Wall

Photographer uses a low-angle shot, capturing from the bottom up to highlight the grandeur of Yongning Gate. With central composition, the plaque and the architecture above Yongning Gate are placed at the center of the frame, becoming the focal point of the visual. Travel tips: No entrance fee required.

Yongning Gate – Yongning Gate City Wall

Use a vertical screen composition to divide the cityscape, mountains, and sky into three horizontal parts; the photographer can stand at a high place and use a medium to long focal length to capture a sense of compression in the photo. Other suggestions: Since there are no good angles for climbing buildings, it is recommended to use a drone for shooting. Fly the drone between Jianguomen and Duanlimen, adjust the gimbal pitch, and you can see the desired view.

Yongning Gate – CBD, Ancient & Modern Sunset

The model stands at one-third of the picture to the right, with the photographer maintaining a level shooting angle to ensure that the mural and the model are on the same plane. Using the rule of thirds composition, the mural is placed at one-third of the picture to the left, and the model is at one-third to the right, creating a balanced and layered image. Shooting pose: The model holds the edge of the mural with one hand while the other hand naturally hangs down, and the head slightly tilts towards the painting, adding interactivity and a sense of fun.

Xi’an Old Vegetable Market – Little Horse Mural

As shown in the diagram, the photographer and the model are 2 meters apart, with the photographer taking a horizontal shot. When shooting, be mindful to avoid pedestrians to keep the frame clean and avoid distortion. It is recommended to use a camera with a 24-70mm zoom lens, set to a focal length of 40mm with an aperture around f/4. The best time for shooting is around 7 PM in the evening.

Yongning Gate City Wall – Xi’an Big-Letter Check-in at Night Photo Spot

As shown in the picture, the photographer stands by the steps and takes a horizontal shot. When shooting, be mindful to avoid pedestrians to keep the frame clean, and be careful not to distort the image. It is recommended to use a camera with a zoom lens of 24-70, with a focal length of 40 and an aperture of around 4. The best time for shooting is around 8 a.m.

Old Vegetable Market Cultural Street – Purple Flower Staircase

The photographer should be positioned at the viewing platform, slightly shooting downwards to capture the full view of the architecture. It is recommended to use a medium to telephoto lens to compress the space and clearly display the details of the ancient buildings along with the layered city nightscape.

Xi’an Heshenghui – Yongning Gate Tracks

Maintain a bird's-eye view, center the main body of Yongning Gate in the middle of the frame to showcase its majestic and solemn night atmosphere. Include the surrounding circular road and the trails of moving car lights in the shot to add a sense of movement and depth to the image. Also, incorporate the distant city lights and skyline to create a richly layered night scene atmosphere. Travel Tips: Night scenes are more photogenic.

Yongning Gate – Aerial Night View