Images from China-Shanghai, Suzhou, Hangzhou

[ImBuz]

Thanks for sharing your wonderful photos of China.

I was fortunare enough tp travel there in 2002 ans sail the Three Gorges before they filled the lake---My trip to China was one of the most memorable, your photos only made me more eager to go again.

Thaks Buz

 

[petr_01]

Hi folks,

A travel agent in Brunei has engaged me to shoot their outbound
tours and my first assignment with them is a trip to China from Dec
8 to 16 covering Shanghai, Suzhou, Wuxi and Hangzhou. The galleries
can be viewed here http://www.janshim.com/china/travel/index.htm

All images were shot with the 20D and 24-70mm f2.8 L lens with a
few exceptions on the 17-40 f4.0 L. We were there for 9 days and I
had my notebook with me the whole time so each day I would use one
1GB SanDisk Ultra II CF each day.

I hope you enjoy the images.

--
Jan Shim
http://www.janshim.com

I am not very impressed, but checked only few of them....

http://www.janshim.com/china/travel/img_5831.htm
http://www.janshim.com/china/travel/img_6797.htm
http://www.janshim.com/china/travel/img_6761.htm

The above is less than average. Such pictures or even better you will get with for example Panasonic FZ20 for the fraction of the EOS20D+lenses price.
Still wondering if EOS20D is right way to go...

Petr

 

[Wong]

Nice shoots JanShim
Just been to shanghai too early Dec. Bring along my 10D and 28-135 IS.

Please feel free to visit my shanghai gallery at http://www.pbase.com/wyaw/shanghai_tour

Hi folks,

A travel agent in Brunei has engaged me to shoot their outbound
tours and my first assignment with them is a trip to China from Dec
8 to 16 covering Shanghai, Suzhou, Wuxi and Hangzhou. The galleries
can be viewed here http://www.janshim.com/china/travel/index.htm

All images were shot with the 20D and 24-70mm f2.8 L lens with a
few exceptions on the 17-40 f4.0 L. We were there for 9 days and I
had my notebook with me the whole time so each day I would use one
1GB SanDisk Ultra II CF each day.

I hope you enjoy the images.

--
Jan Shim
http://www.janshim.com

 

[Jan_Shim]

I am not very impressed, but checked only few of them....

http://www.janshim.com/china/travel/img_5831.htm
http://www.janshim.com/china/travel/img_6797.htm
http://www.janshim.com/china/travel/img_6761.htm

The above is less than average. Such pictures or even better you
will get with for example Panasonic FZ20 for the fraction of the
EOS20D+lenses price.
Still wondering if EOS20D is right way to go...

Petr

I'm not sure if you meant the picture quality or composition or both were less than average. If you're looking for images to help you decide on whether the 20D is right for you or not, this isn't the place. Phil's fantastic and elaborate reviews should be sufficiently geared towards people who are making comparisons. I started shooting with my 300D and after a year, moved to a 20D while keeping the 300D as a back-up. I enjoy the speed of the 20D very much over my 300D but would use the 300D any day when I'm shooting leisurely.

Thank you for stopping by.

--
Jan Shim
http://www.janshim.com

 

[Jan_Shim]

Thanks. I've just uploaded the Panoramic images from Shanghai

http://www.janshim.com/china/travel/panorama/index.htm and a first for me-a vertical panorama of Paper Fans

Thanks for sharing your wonderful photos of China.
I was fortunare enough tp travel there in 2002 ans sail the Three
Gorges before they filled the lake---My trip to China was one of
the most memorable, your photos only made me more eager to go again.

Thaks Buz

--
Jan Shim
http://www.janshim.com