The Taihe Hall of the Forbidden City is one of the main buildings of the Forbidden City and the core building of the ancient Chinese imperial palace. Located on the central axis of the Forbidden City, it is a magnificent palace that showcases the exquisite craftsmanship and majesty of ancient Chinese architecture. To photograph the majestic momentum of the Taihe Hall of the Forbidden City, you can refer to my shooting experience.
1. Avoid shooting during peak hours
The Forbidden City is a world-famous tourist attraction, so there will be a lot of tourists, so try not to choose the peak passenger flow during holidays to take pictures. During peak periods, the Forbidden City tends to be very crowded, which can greatly affect your shooting experience and shooting results.
2. Choose sunny weather to shoot
If you choose to shoot on a cloudy or rainy day, the result may not be as good as when the sun is shining. The architecture of the Forbidden City is known for its brilliant and colorful paintings and decorations, which are brighter and fuller on sunny days. Sunlight can make the colors of the building more vibrant, and it provides more contrast and detail. In light conditions on cloudy or rainy days, colors may appear relatively dull and details may not be sharp. The following ** are shooting when it is cloudy and shooting in sunny weather, and it can be seen that the shooting effect is very different.
3. Use an ultra-wide-angle + telephoto combination
When shooting the Forbidden City, I personally recommend using an ultra-wide-angle + telephoto lens combination. The ultra-wide-angle lens is very useful when photographing buildings, and the ultra-wide-angle lens can help you create a more majestic effect when photographing the Taihe Hall of the Forbidden City. Telephoto lenses have a longer focal length that can bring you closer to your subject. This makes it easier for you to capture the details of the Forbidden City's architecture, showcasing its beauty and uniqueness.
4. Low-angle shooting
In addition to using an ultra-wide-angle lens, it is also necessary to shoot at a low angle when shooting. By lowering the camera, you can change the perspective and accentuate the majesty and majesty of the building. Shooting from a low angle can make a building look taller and more solemn. A change in the angle of the shot can accentuate the vertical lines of the building, emphasizing its grandeur and majesty.
Shooting from low angles creates a visual impact and gives the impression of looking up. This angle can attract the attention of the audience and make them pay more attention to the details and decoration of the building. 
Finally, we need to develop a good habit of taking more photos, which is very advantageous, especially when shooting important scenes such as the Forbidden City. With multiple shots, you can capture different angles, lighting, and details, giving you more options to choose the best**.