Great Wall at Mutianyu

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  Andrew Moxom

• Apr 6, 2008

Very nice work. Lovely tones.

 

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  JLP

• Apr 6, 2008

Great composition, i like how the lines draw you into the buildings and out again.
As Andrew said, lovely tones.

jan

 

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  Bertus

• Apr 6, 2008

Technically and aesthetically a great picture.

 

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  Jersey Vic

• Apr 6, 2008

Agree with all; bravo!

 

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  Peter Spangenberg

• Apr 6, 2008

Thanks for the kind words. I'll try to post more as I get to them.

 

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  michael9793

• Apr 6, 2008

I love this. I agree with the above and tonal work of this print is outstanding. Then again it is Pt/Pd

mike a

 

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  MVNelson

• Apr 6, 2008

great work .....


Miles

 

• CarlRadford

• Apr 7, 2008

Nice work - great composition!

 

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  Peter_H

• Apr 7, 2008

I'm humbled by the sheer quality of this photograph. Your stamina in lugging all that heavy gear up on to the ruggedness that is the Great Wall impresses me, but I'm REALLY impressed by the absence of any people in shot! How did you do it? Getting clear shots in China, especially for the "trippy" bits, is distinctly non-trivial.

 

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  Peter Spangenberg

• Apr 7, 2008

Thanks. This is one of my favorites from my recent trip. I noticed that many of my images had fewer (or no) people in them, which is not at all what I expected. The weather was gorgeous, it was late in the day, and most of the people up there were standing behind the camera hoping to look through it (which I found is a nice way to ingratiate myself with the non-English speaking locals). I guess an upside down image on a ground glass is a universal thrill.