How to take photos of the magnolia flowers at Wanshou Temple with fewer people and more flowers?

How to take photos of the magnolia flowers at Wanshou Temple with fewer people and more flowers? In the previous article, I shared some travel and flower viewing tips for Wanshou Temple. Recently, due to the magnolia flowers, the number of visitors has been increasing and it's almost reaching the peak. Today, I'll share some photography tips to help you avoid the crowds and capture beautiful photos~ 1. Right as you enter Wanshou Temple, the two gates on the left and right of the front courtyard are very classic. The red walls paired with the white magnolia flowers make for great photos. If you only want to shoot the flowers, a telephoto lens will do, but if you want to include people, many tourists choose the right gate. However, the position on the steps at the left gate is also good and usually less crowded. 2. Wanshou Temple stops admitting visitors at 16:30 and closes at 17:00. Starting from 16:00, many people have already left to prepare dinner, so the light is good and there are relatively fewer people around that time. 3. Standing in front of the railing on the side platform, you can capture the waterfall of magnolia flowers behind. When I went, the background was rather bare, but I believe it will look even better for those who visit now. 4. Use your camera to shoot upwards, and the person should tuck in their chin because the magnolia flowers are high. This way, the face appears smaller and there are more flowers in the shot.