Sunday, July 3. 2005
China, in widescreen
I hear exciting things are brewing, both from Kevin and from Mark. Can't wait. Meanwhile, a quickie. Kodak says I should try panoramic shots. I figure, why not just use some of the stuff I already have? Here are a few shots from my trip to China, back in March.
The first one... the great wall of China. I had to climb to the top of the tourist section to snap this, and it taught me one thing... I'm out of shape.
More photos (you guessed it) below the fold.
Something enchanting about this girl, sitting there sketching away. I don't think she realized how perfectly she was framed by that branch.
My brother didn't realize I was playing with the macro setting on my camera at the time. (He's the one posing in the middle)
This furnace felt so ancient.
This was surprisingly fun. Not like the pictures are that great anyways, but I felt very uninspired on that trip, photography wise. Some of these nonetheless turned out decently. Time to see if there's anything else to crop. No, wait, it's actually time for dimsum.
