Wang Jian's photo of looking at the moon for fifteen nights.

The Perfect Combination of Classical Poetry and Modern Photography —— Pictures of Wang Jian's "Looking at the Moon for Fifteen Nights"

Watching the moon on 15th night is an important festival in China and an important traditional festival in China culture. In this festival, people will enjoy the moon, eat moon cakes and enjoy osmanthus, which are all part of China's traditional culture. In modern photography, there is a group of photos of "Looking at the Moon at Fifteen Nights", which was taken by China photographer Wang Jian. These photos perfectly combine classical poetry with modern photography.

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The Perfect Combination of Classical Poetry and Modern Photography

Wang Jian is a photographer in China. His works are mainly natural scenery and humanistic customs, the most famous of which is his fifteen-night series of photos of enjoying the moon. These photos combine China traditional culture with modern photography technology, presenting a unique aesthetic feeling.

Some of these photos were taken in cities and some in rural areas, but no matter where they were taken, you can feel Wang Jian's love for China traditional culture and his pursuit of photography. He incorporated the traditional elements of China culture into the photos, so that people could appreciate the photos and feel the profound culture of China.

In these photos, the full moon became the protagonist, becoming more mysterious and beautiful under Wang Jian's lens. Through different shooting angles and the use of light and shadow, Wang Jian makes the moon in the photo look different, sometimes cold, sometimes warm, sometimes mysterious and sometimes dreamy.