If taking in the breath-taking panorama of Shanghai is on your travel bucket list, you can finally tick that off now. Allow us to present the most detailed view of the city that you'll ever lay eyes on: a 24.
If you're an architecture fan or architectural photographer looking for your next Asian destination to shoot, we've got you covered. Previously, we've seen the urban geometry and color studies of Seoul and Hong Kong.
Sails Chong of Studio NEXT-IMAGE is one of the most creative wedding and couple photographers in the world. His compositions are gorgeous and he seems to be constantly pushing the envelope. Here’s a quick peek at two of his latest pre-wedding shoots… explosions included.
Oops. The upcoming Hollywood blockbuster “Arrival” starring Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner is getting some unwanted attention this week. Nobody is talking about the plot or the CGI or the actors, instead they’re talking about the big fat Photoshop fail they made in one of their movie posters. The poster—which has since been removed and […]
Shanghai is in the midst of a COVID-19 surge and new drone footage shows the eerily empty streets of the normally bustling city of 26 million as it is locked down by the government in an attempt to curb the spread of the virus. [Read More]
While looking around the city for a photo shooting place, I was slowly mesmerized by pre-war Art Deco buildings and researched their historical past. So here are a few inspiring ones for my fellow pandas! The post I Fell Into Shanghai Art Deco Architectural Past And Pictured It Back (11 Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.
One Person City is a photo series that documents Shanghai during the coronavirus outbreak. It does an excellent job of revealing the ghostly emptiness, isolation, and fear that the virus has inflicted on the 24-million-people metropolis, giving us a better understanding of what the locals are actually going through.
One Person City is a photo series that documents Shanghai during the coronavirus outbreak. It does an excellent job of revealing the ghostly emptiness, isolation, and fear that the virus has inflicted on the 24-million-people metropolis, giving us a better understanding of what the locals are actually going through.