Bicycles in the doorway, Beijing - Richard Sintchak

This was in a myriad of alleys in Beijing very close to Tiananmen Square. These areas are called "Hutongs" in Chinese, and the one-story, multi-room brick mazes were they way people in Beijing lived for years and years, and many still do. They are now being demolished fast and replaced with boring, no-character, sub-divisioned apartment blocks, but there were so many in the first place that you can still find some to get lost in. G2/45 Planar, cropped, Agfachrome RSXII 200
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| Posted: | 16-Mar-2001 |
Rating: 6.17 (6 ratings)
Comments
Red flag
To me, the red flag makes this shot. I like the natural looking color, as well; it looks like afternoon light. How much larger was the original frame? -Karl
Karl Winkler 24-Jun-2001 at 13:03Thanks Karl
Not much was cropped out, just some rough spots to smooth out the edges and make the framing a little more pleasant. I really like the Agfa RSX slide films and when I run out of my supply of Fuji/Kodak stuff in the freezer plan on using them more.
Richard Sintchak 27-Jun-2001 at 01:29
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