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In September 2011, I was lucky enough to visit a small part of China. This was an unforgettable adventure which, amongst other things, rewarded me with a century of lifespan. Read below to find out at what cost I got such reward.
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Can you believe that these city silhouette photos are not multiple exposures? Beijing photographer Jasper James' technique was to superimpose the portraits with the cityscapes using light and reflected glass! See more photos below and create shots like these with the La Sardina's handy MX switch!
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Visiting the Summer Palace in the winter invokes a different feeling from when I visited it in the summer.
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Sanlitun is a swanky shopping village in Beijing that's loved by foreigners and locals alike.
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A couple of days in the capital of China brings endless thrill and enchantment
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Beijing welcomes you! Let's take a tour of the Beijing Olympic Green! The largest venue at the Beijing Olympic Green in terms of seating capacity was the Beijing National Stadium, also known as the Bird's Nest. It can hold up to 91,000 spectators and was the site for the 2008 Olympics' opening and closing ceremonies.
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The Forbidden City is located in the heart of Beijing with Tiananmen Square on the south side. For nearly 500 years, the Forbidden City had housed the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties up until 1911.
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In the city of Beijing lies a place that's different from all the common tourist areas in China, The 798 Art District. Inside that district, one can see a wide array of exhibits and various art forms. There are also several souvenir and art shops within the district.
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Beijing Roast Duck is a famous dish from Beijing which is now considered one of China's national foods.
Have you ever tried this menu?
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Blue skies, yellow tiles, red walls, green trees. For someone like me who had never tried this film, I am blown away by its powerful saturated colors when cross processed!
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Have you tried the newly launched Lomography X-pro Chrome 100?
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One of China’s greatest historical treasures is the magnificent Summer Palace in Beijing. The Summer Palace is the largest and best-preserved imperial garden in China. Its Chinese name, YiHeYuan, translates as 'Garden of Nurtured Harmony' or 'Garden for Maintaining Health and Harmony'. If you go in the depths of winter, you’re in for a big surprise…
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Wangfujing Street is famous not only for shopping, but also for its snacks.
You can taste exotic weird eat items like scorpions, starfish, centipedes, beetles, silkworms, baby sharks all deep fried on a stick.
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The 798 Art District is in northeastern Beijing. This place provides creative people with an opportunity and an outlet to enthusiastically pursue their artistic ideals. It has also given them a unique, spiritual homeland. China's artists have truly inspired new life into an area of Beijing, resurrecting the ghosts of the past while breathing in energy and innovation in the present. Indeed, China's vanguard has turned an industrial graveyard into an artistic paradise.
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Fireworks, beer, and a lot of analogue love. Take a sneak peek into the grand opening of the second Lomography Gallery Store in SanLiTun of Beijing, China!
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The Lomographic Society International is opening its Second Lomography Gallery Store in SanLiTun of Beijing. This will be the biggest and most exciting international destination for all your Lomographic needs.
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Opening Day is nearing. Some more tweaks on decoration and we´re well prepared for the big Opening Party
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The only military construction in the world that depends on goats.
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Beijing’s labyrinth of backstreets that’s home to “the city’s hardest bar to find”.
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The Lomography Gallery Store Beijing opening party on the 29th of May was a real blast. Analogoue Love and Fun all around Beijing welcomed the second Lomography venture in town
