No, it isn't Mao...
by Mark

Comment by codfish:
I would have preferred a more symmetrical view.

No, it isn't Mao...
by Mark

Comment by jonfrommk:
Very clever, waldo almost but not quite could be taken for one of those white pillars. Amazing how he is poitioned so as not to break the symettry of the pillars

Good job, though possibly a tad dark in the top third

No, it isn't Mao...
by Mark

Comment by Bruce_the_Robert:
I really like this shot; the muted tones, matching both on the lower wall and on the upper columns, give the image a sense of cohesiveness for me, one that seems to fit with my idea of China's communist theology. I love that you've chosen a person who almost could have been one of the white pots (or whatever they are), and whose appearance comes close to those things. I might have tried this with the person offset a bit (making Mao a bit offset, as well), but that might not have worked. Interesting image, well presented.

No, it isn't Mao...
by Mark

Comment by Beetle:
Not a bad try at all. I like the way he continues the pattern of the posts. Now if only he was on the other side of that hedge!

No, it isn't Mao...
by Mark

Comment by karmat:
Great capture. The person really gives a sense of "scale" to the picture.

No, it isn't Mao...
by Mark

Comment by fencekicker:
Clever way to hide Waldo. However, I don't find the photo all that interesting.

Searching the bleak skies above for color unseen
by Mark

Comment by Sheryll:
Okay I'll bite... What do radio waves have to do with color? You might have gotten a better shot here if it were late afternoon or early morning but this seems to have been shot midday?

No, it isn't Mao...
by Mark

Comment by escapetooz:
wow, there is something about this I really like. cool.

No, it isn't Mao...
by Mark

Comment by rinac:
Heh, from the thumbnail, I thought he was just another balustrade. Well seen and shot!

No, it isn't Mao...
by Mark

Comment by scwalsh:
not to fussy on this shot