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A typical Chinese rooftop. The ridge is symbolizing a dragon sceleton, with the dragonhead at the end. Also, the animals on the end are symbolizing how important you are. In the forbidden city, were this picture was taken, nine animals is the highest level of importanse.
When I was visiting Casa Batllo in Barcelona, I saw this man was fixing the rooftop of other buidling. He didn't wear safety belt at all at at least 7-8 storey high rooftop.
Providence, RI - May 2010
I haven't gone shooting in the last week or two but I finally managed to get some shots during a party at a marvelous rooftop on a downtown Providence building.
I decided to go the cinematic route this time, I found a nice tutorial here.
a little more fun with the remote...'cause I can! :)
(in the big size, you can see the capitol building off to the left)
(edited to add: I s'pose you can actually see the capitol in the regular size, too.)
Rooftops at the Forbidden City in Beijing are covered with mythical beasts. They are meant to protect the building from specific harms. The dragon for example, protects against fire by controlling rain.
Another photo on the little street called Spear Mews.
Lots of flowers on windowsills and even up on the rooftops! A very pretty sight indeed.
I should've increased the aperture for this photo when the sun was going down...
Back in -real- life, I am currently procrastinating many assignments due this week. U_U
[Kodak Portra 400VC @ f/8]