10s, f/18.0, ISO 200, 48mm
I went to Shanghai for a short trip last week. I only got to squeeze in a short walk with my camera but luckily the timing was good. I got in on the train from Beijing late in the afternoon and arrived to blue skies and warm spring temperatures. The late afternoon light was beautiful and after walking around the area by People's Square, I made my way down to see the sunset and watch the skyline lights turn on by the Bund.
It's hard not to be struck by Shanghai's immense contrasts. From the uber-modern, rapidly changing Pudong skyline and the neon signs on Nanjing Road to narrow lanes and night markets, the old and new exist seemingly effortlessly side by side. Read on to see some shots from around the Bund and People's Square.
1/80s, f/1.4, ISO 1600, 50mm
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Evening Photo Walk in Shanghai
'Tis the Season
1/80s, f/1.2, ISO 1600, 50mm
Happy new year to everyone! My brother managed to get hold of a Danish Christmas Tree in Hong Kong this year, and it is a real beauty. Above is a close-up of the tree. True to Danish Christmas traditions, the tree is lid with real candles. I used the 50mm f/1.2 lens wide-open with the ISO at 1600 and a shutter speed of 1/80s.
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