O M G - beautiful
I would like to know around what percent of those buildings are older than 20 y/o.
Any idea?
I would like to know around what percent of those buildings are older than 20 y/o.
Any idea?
a photo of Beijing(huge)
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how can you do it?
connect serval photoes?
connect serval photoes?
this is truely a photo not connecting servals
there are not much old buldings in beijing,you know,the houses in ancient china were
made by woods which would easily been burned.
there are not much old buldings in beijing,you know,the houses in ancient china were
made by woods which would easily been burned.
^^
These are connected as hell, you can see clearly the edges of the different photos in regular intervals espescially on the right. But that doesnt make it less impressive.
And yes Beijing is huge!
thanks for the pano!
These are connected as hell, you can see clearly the edges of the different photos in regular intervals espescially on the right. But that doesnt make it less impressive.
And yes Beijing is huge!
thanks for the pano!
Apparently, these photoes are taken from the observing deck of the Central TV Tower. The lake in the middle is called Yuyuan Tan.
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