Anna Ramos-Jison

Beijing is very rich in history, very interesting. As early as three years ago when we were there, they were already decked with banners, signs of the upcoming Olympics (see their countdown timekeeper that I took a picture of.) All these photos were taken by my Canon G5 point and shoot, with a low megapixel. I did everything in auto mode as that was the only way I know how to shoot then. Because it was set in auto, some images are blasted bright, with no infomation at all.
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annajison > The Great Wall of China is a marvel, jaw dropping. One has to see it in person to really its splendor. Photos alone won't do it justice.
annajison > See my comment under "comments" about this shot
annajison > Beijing, April 2005 photo
annajison > Reading newspaper posted publicly. I still struggle converting colored to black and white. I could never get it right, as this one shows - too muggy.
annajison > Beijing, April 2005 photo
annajison > This is part of the Great Wall of China. The upper part is blasted with highlights, losing information. I wish I had known how to work with aperture and speed then.
annajison > Beijing, April 2005 photo
annajison > Beijing, April 2005 photo
annajison > Beijing, April 2005 photo
The Great Wall of China is a marvel, jaw dropping. One has to see it in person to really its splendor. Photos alone won't do it justice.
> The Great Wall of China is a marvel, jaw dropping. One has to see it in person to really its splendor. Photos alone won't do it justice.
The Great Wall of China is a marvel, jaw dropping. One has to see it in person to really its splendor. Photos alone won't do it justice.
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