Erik Krause

Once upon a time there was a building...

Jesse Lee 李景超（鱼眼龙）

The 1st Streetview in China, 1998

Jean Guy Lathuilière

Inside of a chinese painting shop

Shanghai, Huangpu District, China

April, 12, 2009- 11:50 am local time

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Caption

I've been travelling four times in China, but only one time I went away with all my equipment, fish-eye lens, tripod and panoramic head to take panoramas.
I have been staying a long week in Shanghai to visit the city.
Once, walking through Huangpu District's back streets, I found a small shop where I discovered millions of very amazing hanging scrolls and drawings on rice paper showing various types of images : landscapes, portraits, animals, chinese calligraphy, etc...the shop was full up with paintings from floor to ceiling!
I asked and got the permission from the shop's owner to install my equipment to take pictures.

During this week I've been taking some other panoramas, one of them has been used for my contribution of the Best of 2009: http://worldwidepanorama.org/worldwidepanorama/wwp1209/html/JeanGuyLathuiliere-5991.html

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Location

Asia / China

Lat: 31° 13' 0" N
Long: 121° 29' 0" E

Elevation: 5 m

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Precision is: Unknown / Undeclared.

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Equipment

Canon EOS 5D + Nikkor 10.5mm f2.8
Manfrotto tripod + Panosaurus head
Autopano Giga 3.0

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