Documentary Photography in China. 100% Travel Photography.
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Travel Photography in Shanghai. The French Quarter, the sensational view of Pu Dong, with the Oriental Pearl and the Shanghai Tower, which is the second highest skyscraper in the world.
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A relaxing afternoon crossing bridges over the canals of thousand-year old Tongli, “Venice of the East”.
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The rock carvings in Dazu show Confucianist, Taoist and Buddhist images. The statue of Gan Yin goddes, with one thousand hands and eyes reaching out to those in pain is simply breath taking.
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Documentary Photo at the Three Gorges Dam, the biggest dam in the world. The only one capable of slowing down the earth’s orbit.
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Documentary Photo in Chengdu, China. The Panda Reserve protects the endangered species and allows enthusiastic visitors in.
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Documentary Photo in Langmusi, a monastery city placed at the gates of Tibet. Pilgrims, religious rites and buddhist faith.
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Milarepa Palace is a 9-floor building containing 9 different buddhist temples in Hezuo, China. All around, believers walk along a long path of prayer wheels and turn them to lift their wishes to the sky.
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The monastery city of Labrang hosts one of the six biggest buddhist monasteries in the world and also the longest prayer wheels path.
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Documentary Photography in quiet Ganja Grasslands, Xiahe County, China. Bajiao city and Trakkar Gompa Monastery.
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This magical Bon Buddhist monastery is placed near Zuohai, a few kilometers away from Bajiao city. Monks and children here are kind and open hearted.
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The Qiao Family Compound, near Pingyao, China. Built in the 17th century, it became famous thanks to the movie “Raise the Red Lantern” by Zhang Yimou.
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Once China’s financial headquarters, Pingyao still maintains Qing dynasty’s style. It is Unesco’s first world heritage site in China.