A Chinese Lens: A Tour of China Through Noted Chinese Photographers
By: Li Shaobai
A Chinese Lens: A Tour of China Through Noted Chinese Photographers
Li Shaobai
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He has a unique skill with a camera. Many of the photos were taken at the Palace Museum, a/k/a The Forbidden City in Beijing.
It appears to be a very traditional Chinese city.
I suspect it is a lot more.
It is a central walled area in the capital city of China, Beijing.
You did say "The Forbidden City." Got it.
Although it is forbidden, I sinned by touring it.
Nobody will find fault with that.
Thank you - now I'm no longer nervous about it. LOL
Yup, this is 8 years of Catholic school speaking.
You are absolved!
I didn't see nuns with rulers standing around in any of the photographs, so I think he's safe.
It's okay, don't worry about me, I'm safe.
Sorry, I thought this was one of the weaker collections of photos of China you have posted over the years.
Not my photos, and they are posted as an artistic endeavour on the Creative Arts group. I will be posting the "weaker" photos tomorrow that I've taken in China on the other article about China that I posted today on the Discovery group..
I have the opposite opinion. I think many of these photos are great.
I put much more credence to the opinion of Gsquared who is a photographer with great creative and artistic skill.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion.
LOL, not only creative and artistic, but humble for not voting up my compliment.
I am the humblest guy ever. No one is as humble as me.
Will post a link to this article shortly.
Evening...loved the full moon and the corner of the temple photo...
Me too. NOte that on the corners of the roofs important buildings have a row of animal figures lined up. The more important the building, the more figures.