<Must-See for Photography Enthusiasts! Pear Tree Photography Tips at the Temple of Heaven>

🌺Almost missed the last chance to admire the spectacular pear trees at the Temple of Heaven The weather has been poor last week, and I haven't been out to take photos for a long time. The flowering season of the pear trees I've been following is also coming to an end, with tender leaves sprouting and petals dancing in the wind when it blows🌺, which is extremely beautiful. This weekend is probably the last chance to see them, so friends who haven't gone should hurry up, otherwise, you'll have to wait another year. 💕Photography Tip: Bracketing Exposure Due to the high contrast scene created by the white flowers against the surrounding cypress and pine trees in strong light, it is necessary to use bracketing exposure, which means taking one overexposed, one correctly exposed, and one underexposed photo, then combining them using HDR on a computer, and making appropriate adjustments. Location: Closest to the East Gate, near the North Butchering Pavilion. Other Tips: The leaves are growing fast these days, if the white flowers are not so prominent anymore, it is recommended to go to the pine and cypress forest to take pictures of February orchids or lilacs.