Created 18-Jun-07
Modified 18-Jun-07
19 photos
Photographs of the Great Wall of China at Huangyaguan, in Ji County, Tianjin Municipality.
This part of the Wall has intact, authentic sections dating back to the Sui Dynasty (589-618). They can be distinguished by the rough, brown stone being used for the tower in images 11 to 13. The scale of these monuments is much smaller than the Ming-dynasty Wall north of Beijing at Badaling.
Olympus E-330, wide angle zoom 11-22mm and 50/F2 used as a moderate tele lens.
Uploaded June 19, 2007.
Thomas H. Hahn
Quanzhou, Fujian
This part of the Wall has intact, authentic sections dating back to the Sui Dynasty (589-618). They can be distinguished by the rough, brown stone being used for the tower in images 11 to 13. The scale of these monuments is much smaller than the Ming-dynasty Wall north of Beijing at Badaling.
Olympus E-330, wide angle zoom 11-22mm and 50/F2 used as a moderate tele lens.
Uploaded June 19, 2007.
Thomas H. Hahn
Quanzhou, Fujian
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