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Chest of Jin Mao 88
Chest of Jin Mao 88
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Camera: Canon PowerShot S2 IS
Location: Shanghai, China
Date Uploaded: Jun 6, 2006

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This is presently the fourth highest building in the world, the jin mao 88 (Taipei 101, Petronas and Sears tower are 1, 2 and 3 respectively).

Inside, the top half is hollow. This picture is taken from 88th floor towards the 56th floor, where there is a hotel and restaurants.

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10/03/2006 02:11:57 PM
Very, very cool shot! I really appreciate when people think to point their cameras at angles other than flat at head height. :)
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06/12/2006 04:47:03 AM
Cool shot.
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06/08/2006 10:02:20 PM
Hi Sandy,

Well, I just joined a few days ago ... but I am all exited about this and look forward to participate in a challenge, some day. For now, I am sneaking around on this site, seeing how things work, and when I think I have something to contribute with, I'll go for it!

At first I thought I missed something in the building, via the crop, but with my optics this is as wide as I can go, more or less. Now, I understand you meant a challenge here on the board, in architecture ...

Thank you
06/08/2006 03:44:20 PM
Wow! How striking!!! You just missed an architecture challenge that I bet this would have done very well in! I love its abstract look (and I don't even normally care that much for abstract), but it works so well here!!
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06/07/2006 12:40:55 PM
I have used 1/8, F/2.7 (limit), 38 mm (35 mm equivalent = 6 mm / full wide)

There are glass/plexiglass windows (A good thing for safety!), but not the best for taking pictures. Later on I was actually sitting down there (se other photo, looking up), and I appreciated the glass - so people could not spit or throw items 32 floors down onto me!

When sitting there enjoying a traditional chinese trio - and occasionally gazing to the ceiling - I saw numerous flashes go off from that same position on the 88th floor, although behind glass. Amazing how many people do not understand that the flash is no good through glass, let alone for a 200+ meter distance!

Of other interesting notes - the wall on the far side contains the elevators. It is translucent, so you can see the elevators go up and down, in a faint but sufficiently visible light. When going inside the lifts, you can also see somewhat through the sides ...

See //www.jinmao88.com/ for more info on this tower.



Message edited by author 2006-06-07 12:44:51.
06/07/2006 09:58:49 AM
Very interesting structure. Thanks for posting.
What settings did you use?
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