Tiananmen Square – Beijing
One of Beijing’s most iconic landmarks and an impressive place to photograph. This gallery explores Tiananmen Square through wide views of its monumental architecture, smaller details and everyday moments, showing both the enormous scale of the square and the people who bring this famous location to life.
Forbidden City – Beijing
The Forbidden City is one of Beijing’s most remarkable historical landmarks and a fascinating place for photography. This gallery explores its monumental courtyards, traditional architecture, colourful roofs and decorative details, capturing both the impressive scale of the palace complex and some of its smaller architectural features.
Temple of Heaven – Beijing
The Temple of Heaven is one of Beijing’s most distinctive historical sites, famous for its blue-roofed buildings and extensive parkland. This gallery captures its architecture, colours and atmosphere, together with some of the everyday life surrounding this remarkable place and the photographic opportunities I found during my visit.
Liangma River – Night at Beijing
The Liangma River offers a different side of Beijing, combining modern architecture, waterfront parks and vibrant city life. This gallery follows the riverside from sunset into the blue hour, when illuminated buildings, colourful reflections and changing evening light transform the area into a fascinating location for urban photography.
The Great Wall of China
The Great Wall of China is one of the country’s most iconic landmarks and an extraordinary location for landscape and travel photography. Winding across mountains and disappearing into the distance, the wall offers dramatic compositions that change completely with the light, weather and atmospheric conditions.
Summer Palace – Beijing
The Summer Palace is one of Beijing’s most beautiful places to explore with a camera. Its lake, gardens, traditional architecture and surrounding hills offer a wide variety of photographic opportunities, from landscapes and architectural details to portraits. The combination of water, greenery and historic buildings creates many interesting compositions throughout the palace grounds.