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.
Being my last day (30 10 2010) to Expo 2010, I was greeted with fine weather. Comparing to my first visit in July, under such a bright day light condition with a temperature of 18 degree C was very comfortable to me. The weather in Shanghai is mostly gloomy all year round. No wonder my friend in Shanghai said that I have brought the beautiful sky from home. From the vantage angle, I have managed to capture the statues of the Expo 2010 at gate no. 1 against a back drop of high rise building of Shanghai.
My second visit to Expo 2010 in early September, I decided to book for a dinner show at the Spain Pavilion. By paying RMB$296/-, you could enjoy a Spanish “Tapas” by restarurateur (chef) Pedro Larumbr and a presentation of great artists from Spain. I also had a privilege of entering the Pabellion de Espana without queuing. This is one of the colourful images that I captured during the show.