Different buildings with various architectural styles and surrounded by different kinds of trees, flowers and plants.
Monthly Archives: May 2016
Pavilion of Ten thousand Spring- Imperial Garden, Beijing
This marvelous structure is the dominant building in the garden and occupies the central position.
Growing in front of the hall is a four hundred year old pine tree. Known as the Consort Pine, it symbolises the harmony between the Emperor and Empress.
Imperial Garden- Forbidden City, Beijing
This garden was designed during the Ming Dynasty. It is located outside of the Gate of Terrestrial Tranquility which served as a private retreat for the imperial family. There are a vast number of ancient trees (Cypress and Chinese wisteria)around the garden and are all over hundred years old.
Other Magnificent Structures- Forbidden City, Beijing
More Wooden Structures, Forbidden City Beijing
Here I was given a chance to pick at the interior of this building and quickly snap that shot.
Wooden Structures Roof Close-up, Forbidden City, Beijing
The glazed yellow tiles is evident in those building and quite attractive, one might say. It’s a uniform style.
Lady with Umbrella and Mask, Forbidden City Beijing
It is a well known custom in this part of the world. Chinese people use Umbrella and mask to protect themselves from the sun, dust and pollution. Local shops expose these colorful items in their windows.
Portrait of young Chinese Girl with her Dad, Forbidden City Beijing
Her stare was intense and even Dad obliged. Those are moments a photographer can’t pass.
Young Girl with Blue Outfit, Forbidden City, Beijing
Curious about my camera gears and starring with interest.
Young Chinese Girl with Hat & Fan, Forbidden City, Beijing
A hot and humid day in Beijing. A resting moment for this girl fanning herself.
Love that hat.
Alix Bléus 