Queue and queue is very common at the Expo 2010. The Israel Pavilion still packed with visitors even on the 2nd last day of Expo 2010. I captured this interesting image of the pavilion from a vantage point. Obviously, Expo 2010 does not provide green zone for children. Otherwise, the little boy would not be wondering outside the pavilion at a lost.
This image captured in early September appeared that the Expo 2010 was so deserted. Actually is not true. I managed to capture one of of the visitor enjoying a break at the axis of the Expo. During that period, the visitor entering the Expo was still hit 180,000 per day.
Right now, I am back to the Expo 2010 again for the 3rd visit. I should be able to capture more images before the ringing of the closing bell. I will share with you more later.
田子坊, Tian_Zi_Fang-Shanghai is one of great attractions for photographers because of its uniqueness. But the people there is not that friendly when the camera is aiming at them. My impression is most probably they have been badly disturbed by the tourists without patronized them. As seen here, one of the old folks was trying to avoid being captured by me. Nevertheless, without showing her face, I think the image is still a story-telling picture. I dare not take a 2nd shot. If I did, I would be in trouble! Moreover, I am quite satisfied with this colourful image.