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Rush Hour
Two nights ago (Oct. 29th) I spent a bit of time near the Third Ring Rd. at rush hour. I’ve not taken many shots of the CCTV Bldg. after dark, so for those who are interested here are a few more....
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Moon, Lights, Bicycle and CCTV
Here are a few rush hour shots from a couple of weeks (Nov. 7 , 1008) back which I’ve finally gotten around to. Click photos to see larger view.
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A Year of Shots
On the afternoon of December 3, 2008 I went to Beijing and (surprise! surprise!) shot more photos of the CCTV Headquarters Building, 366 days – it’s a leap year – after I shot my fist photo of the...
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Dualities
Over the past year I have spent a great deal of time trying to understand my conflicting responses to an architectural object: The CCTV Headquarters Building in the Central Business District (CBD) of...
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Back to the Capital of Crackers
After several days in Beijing I’ve returned to Tianjin. In the eleven (11) Chun Jie celebrations since I’ve moved to China, I have spent nine (9) of them in Tianjin. Beijing may be the capital of the...
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Before the Fire
Here are several b&w photos of the TVCC (Mandarin Oriental Beijing) and the CCTV HQ Building taken in the late afternoon on New Year’s Day, January 26, 2009. Click photos for larger versions More...
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Tianjin: Out the Window
Here are a few photos this morning in Tianjin, which woke to a light dusting of snow. The Olympic Center was the site of a dozen football (soccer) matches during the 2008 Olympics, but there has been...
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Wreckage
I finally went to Beijing at the end of this past week (March 12 & 13, 2009) and, unsurprisingly, spent some time around the East Third Ring Rd. photographing the CCTV project. I’d received a phone...
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Haihe: Tianjin’s River
The Haihe is the river the runs through the middle of Tianjin. Along with all-other things Tianjin, the riverside has changed dramatically over the past decade, though it is still, as it always has...
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At approximately 16:57 this afternoon (June 2, 2009) in Tianjin Flickr flickered off. Actually there was no flicker about it. Someone here in China threw the switch and that was that. Twitter too has...
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