Tag : Beijing travel photography locations

Beijing proposal.Couple sharing a romantic kiss with the Tower of Buddhist Incense in the background at the Summer Palace, Beijing. Winter engagement photography with clear blue sky

Winter Secret Proposal at Summer Palace Beijing | A Surprise Engagement Story

From Chicago to Beijing: A Secret Winter Proposal at the Summer Palace Intro:Are you planning a Summer Palace proposal in winter? While many chase the autumn leaves, the frozen lake creates a cinematic backdrop. Recently, I captured a secret engagement here for a couple from the US… The proposal was a resounding success! Watch the video to feel the love and get inspired for your own special moment.  The Challenge: “I’m Freaking Out!” My client originally planned to propose […]

A panoramic view of the Mutianyu Great Wall during a family trip in the afternoon, showing the majestic wall winding through the mountains

Mutianyu: A Wise Choice for Family Trip Photography

Why Mutianyu Great Wall is the Best Destination for a Family Trip Not long ago, a guest reached out to me. They were eager to visit the Great Wall but worried about tiring out the elderly and children in the family. Their goal was to ensure a relaxing and enjoyable trip that took everyone’s physical condition into account. So, I recommended visiting the Mutianyu Great Wall in the afternoon and specifically chose the middle section route. The result was fantastic: […]

Couple engagement photography in Summer Palace by Beijing

A Traveling Couple’s Love Story: Framed by Beijing Summer Palace

For Rebecca & Tyler, a globetrotting American couple based in LA, every city is a new chapter in their love story. Their ritual? Finding the soul of a place through Summer Palace photography that feels authentic and unscripted. When Rebecca (who also happens to be a photographer!) reached out to me, I knew this session in Beijing would be a true collaboration between storytellers. Why Choose Summer Palace Photography for Your Beijing Journey? The Summer Palace isn’t just a UNESCO […]