| 31 | i took a little excursion to the north. I wanted to take a photo of a neighborhood with the gigantic Yangpu bridge. I messed up the development on this photo but it's still an interesting view I think. The bridge is massive - the pylon is the background is 223m tall, and the bridge spans more than eight kilometers. |
| Big Bertha, 90mm Topcon, Fuji Velvia 50 |
| 32 | still in the same neighborhood - above the tiny alleyway you can just about see the deck of the feeder road leading to the bridge. |
| Big Bertha, 65mm Fujinon, Rollei RPX400 |
| 33 | Old Shanghai lives it it's quiet side streets. This is one of them. Unfortunately there is't all that much life left - most of the buldings are now empty shells waiting for demolition. |
| Leica R7, 28mm Elmarit, Kodak Tri-X |
| 34 | on a walk around the areas surrounding the Museum of Natural History i ran into these guys. They like Germany, they like Merkel, they like old buildings and they LOVE to smoke cigarettes. |
| Big Bertha, 90mm Topcon, Rollei RPX400 |
| 35 | all across town you still see those banners, outlawing the setting off of private fireworks for the Chinese New Year Festival. I remember trying to get a view of the city one year, just that you couldn't see a thing because of all the smoke. |
| Leica R7, 28mm Elmarit, Fujichrome Velvia 50 |