Great Wall at Mutianyu #3

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By: Jürgen Reinold
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Photographer	Jürgen Reinold {Karma:1651}
Project	#33 Pictures of Famous Places	Camera Model	Nikon D70
Categories	Architecture Landscape Travel	Film Format
Portfolio	Travel China Trip 2004	Lens	Nikon 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED AF-S DX
Uploaded	12/12/2004	Film / Memory Type	200 ISO equivalent (SanDisk Ultra-II 512MB)
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Views	301	Shutter	1/1000
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Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Beijing State - Country - China
About	Even closer look at the people struggling to get up to the top. And I also still needed to get up there. Picture details: Exposure 1/800s, aperture 7.1, focal length 210mm, ISO 200, no flash, no tripod. The entire China trip portfolio can be accessed through the ?China Trip 2004? link under ?Portfolio? at the top of this page are through http://www.usefilm.com/browse.php?portfolio_id=11979. More pictures to follow?

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Jürgen Reinold {K:1651} 12/16/2004

Thank you for your comment and suggestion, Tim. You are right, cropping the image so that only the yellow-jacket person is visibile is a great idea.

As a matter of fact, I do know that yellow-jacket perrson (he was part of our tour). Will send him a version of the photo cropped this way.

Thanks again.
Jürgen

Tim Long {K:9228} 12/16/2004

A nice diaginal composition, Jurgen. And it looks like it may be even steeper than your image suggests, with the apparent slight angle. I might prefer it with the distracting people above cropped out and the serendipitous yellow-jacket man the full center of attention and scale. Just an idea. I look forward to the other photos!

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