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Jennifer Zhou | all galleries >> Galleries >> Cityscape > Vortex, Shanghai, China, 2006
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13-JAN-2006

Vortex, Shanghai, China, 2006

I looked out at people, cars, at everybody living their lives, going to places they want to be. I made a circle with my camera, just to tell the world out there that I am here. Even if sometimes I want to forget you, I can't help but be drawn into you."

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neroxas26-Dec-2008 06:06
And again image which make's smile realy wide =D
Paul K 04-Mar-2007 07:06
This is a nice image, but that blurb your wrote makes no sense and does little in the form of flattery to the image.
Guest 02-Mar-2007 21:53
Very Unique Good Job Joey!
Guest 27-Nov-2006 14:30
i like it very creative.
Guest 20-Nov-2006 04:40
Exactly how I feel when I visit Shanghai. Wonderful.
Phil Douglis20-Nov-2006 02:59
****Better late than never, Jen. Another wonderful memory from your now lost camera -- a marvelously whimsical image that makes a song out of the daily miseries of urban life. It is music for the eyes, Jen.
Guest 20-Nov-2006 01:11
Energetic and lively! Great colors too.
JSWaters19-Nov-2006 18:57
It's an ever spinning spiral, Jen. Take comfort in the fact that you can use your wonderful imagination and artist's eye to spin it slightly your way.
Jenene
Guenter Eh19-Nov-2006 17:30
You know to force our senses with your pictures Jen....! Fabulous illustration of urban rhythm!
Guest 19-Nov-2006 14:19
really attracted my attention
well done
AL19-Nov-2006 14:14
Sharing the same sentiment as you, Jen. Keep getting caught in its big swirl, be it voluntarily or helplessly. I do wish for moments of "forget the world". But there's too much going on, it's hard to shut your senses and ignore them. Just don't lose your true self... Thanks for the thought and the emotion.
Kal Khogali19-Nov-2006 12:58
Yes...addictive isn't it.....This image sums up Shanghai for me...you get sucked in, and it never spits you out....a perfect trip Jen ;-))K
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