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Published: 2007-09-22 08:43:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 1697; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 27
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Guard at the Forbidden City.Some Forbidden City Facts :
Now known as the Palace Museum, it is to the north of
Tiananmen Square. Rectangular in shape, it is the world's
largest palace complex and covers 74 hectares.
Surrounded by a six meter deep moat and a ten meter
high wall, inside are 9,999 buildings!.
Very Impressive Place!
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Comments: 27
yep. I still like your work. You've got an eye for the subtle ironies of life.
Those moments when you go....hey...wait a minute...is it just me or does someone else see something a little different here?
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well those kind word of yours have had a warming impact on the cold and drizzly Saturday early morning that I am having. Thanks so very much. I feel motivated enough to go to the kitchen and grind my Starbucks coffee beans and caffeinate myself right nowm thanks to your comment!
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haha your welcome. . .
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I'm going to China next year. Yay!
Cool shot.
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Thanks mate! 
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I know others have written before me, but...I am surprised the guard let you take the picture. Excellent composition, by the way.
A bit too much of the 'dreamy' look for me, but great just the same.
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Very awesome shot! I think that is very cool!
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That's a really gorgeous shot, the colours and effect add so much to it.
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Thankyou! and for the fav
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This is great, vignetting adds so much to it, leading to the guards face.
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Thanks for your comment! and for the fav!
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really really amazing shot....
I'm surprised they let you take it.
great capture.
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Thanks alot! I dont think he was too happy about it though lol.
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