>
>  The
> one "improvement:" that I'd suggest is to, if possible, load your photos =
in
> Facebook "high resolution" mode with a long side of 2048 pixels (or
>
> I continue to treat bandwidth as a rare and precious commodity from the
dark days of dialup even thou I now have virtually unlimited bandwidth.
 There is no reason for me not to use the high res option so I will in
future.

Most of yours are taken in locations that I did not visit (apart from the
> electronics areas) - easily achieved as it's a vast city.
> But 112 and 114 and others near there (lake and goldfish) look very like
> the park near Dongmen walking street.
>
> A bit of a walk but not too far from Dongmen walking street where the
scaffold was.

> _______________
>
>
> Along with all the rest, I like to take photos of children of all ages an=
d
> of either gender - new born babies on up.
> Left to my own devices I'll probably come up with material more like :
>
> A friend once said that children are the same the world over.  This was
made apparent to me when in Shenzhen.  They make for interesting photo
subjects but sadly I avoid them for fear of upsetting people.


>         http://bit.ly/RANDOMMUSINGS01


As previously mentioned I am very much drawn to this one:-
Bread making, Urumqi, North-Western China. Count the faces. 6 of 157

>
>
> or    http://goo.gl/1S4cm
>
> Definitely a bias towards 'youth and beauty' - but a large cross section =
of
> other material as well.
>

Many great photos there.
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