Beijing Pictures

May 19, 2007 · 16 comments

in Photoblog, Travel

Beijing Pictures/Beijing Photos(Click on the picture above to view the complete photoset of 14 pictures)

I know you are probably more interested in the foods I had in Beijing, but I wanted to share some people photography I took in Beijing first.

I love shooting photos of local people when I travel–be it an old man sitting by a narrow alley in hutong, local vendors busy with their daily lives, or a dog whose home is Beijing–these are the kind of shots that would always remind me of what is real of the place I went to. Click here to view the set.

Have a great weekend!

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Allan Yap & Nigel A. Skelchy 05.19.07 at 9:54 AM

Hey RM great photog dear. Can’t wait till you’re back on food again. ;-) hehehe

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Anh 05.19.07 at 7:15 PM

I miss my short time in Beijing. Love the photo, RM. Please show us more Beijing life (people, food or whatever) through your lense. :)

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Munted kowhai 05.19.07 at 8:06 PM

absolutely beautiful photographs. Last time I was in Beijing, I only had a 16MB memory card. You can imagine how gutted I was….

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Anonymous 05.20.07 at 2:24 AM

Hello! Great pictures! But I can’t help but notice that, where are all the women??

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Jun 05.20.07 at 3:49 AM

Wow! Nice ppl pics! Good to hav a break fr the food pics– not that ur food pics aren’t great, mind u, but much as I admire ur food pics, I think ur ppl pics are reli beautiful as well :)

Loved ur blog since stumbling onto it last year ;) Keep it up, fellow Penangite!

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Cynthia 05.20.07 at 5:30 PM

I’m hungry for the food :)

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tigerfish 05.20.07 at 5:33 PM

These are nice real shots. But how come all men, no women? Only women I see are the female tourists :O

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Passionate Eater 05.21.07 at 2:06 AM

I love it when you travel, because I spend hours looking at your wonderful photos. Thanks for bringing us along to Beijing!

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Nate 2.0 05.21.07 at 4:50 PM

Not much of “old Beijing” left as modernisation has taken its toll. Only the old people are left.

Looking forward to your food photos.

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Rasa Malaysia 05.22.07 at 2:13 PM

Allan and Nigel - thanks for your comment. Yeah, I have posted my food pictures…more appetizing then people shots I am sure. ;)

Anh - will do. :)

Munted Kowhai - I brought my 2G memory card. Hehe.

Anonymous - I think most women in China are home-bound as that’s the traditional Chinese ways.

Jun - are you Penang kaki lang? Thanks for your kind comment. I am really not that great in photography, just a wannabe. Hehe.

Cynthia - I just posted my food photos, enjoy.

Tiga - women are home bound in China traditionally…hehe. Men are out and about more, I think. :P

PE - I am happy you enjoyed my photos.

Nate - yeah, all the skyscrapers…it’s still great I found some old Beijing in the remaining hutong.

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pablopabla 05.23.07 at 12:22 AM

I always want to take pictures like these but shy to take. Afraid they might shoo me off!

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BuddingCook 05.23.07 at 12:45 PM

did the people notice you! cause your camera is mighty big! :D very nice pictures, as always. :D

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k.t.x 05.24.07 at 9:01 AM

i hv seen yr ‘people fotography’…really outstanding. i like it.

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Jun 05.26.07 at 3:34 AM

yes indeed i am kaki lang ;)

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Jackson 05.28.07 at 8:02 AM

great picture!!

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christine 05.30.07 at 1:19 AM

This is a beautiful photo. I have to see the rest. I can’t wait to hear all about your trip and get some tips from you. Im going to Beijing in October, I’m so excited! :)

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