Magic of buidling--Road in TianTan

MaryAlice, on May 10, 2008, said:

Wow! This is so intriguing, Robin! :) I can assure you that we don't have anything like this around here!

What a clever shot, my friend! Excellent composition!

You ROCK!

Mary ALice

darkflyrobin, on May 11, 2008, said:

Hi Mary Alice, it is a ancient religion place, where the emperor sacrifice to the heaven for a good harvest year. It was a forbidden city, but now it is open, so I have a chance to shot it in the right place and right time:) So glad you meet you here, my princess.

A modern knight, ^Robin^

MaryAlice, on May 12, 2008, said:

My Modern knight, Robin:

I've been worried about you. Are you okay? I've been reading about the massive earthquake over there in China. They say it's the worst in decades. Beichuan county, Chongqing, Sichuan Province, and Shifang City. These were all the names that I could remember, but are you near any of this? Are you okay? I sure hope so.

When you have time, send me a little message just to let me know that you're alright.

A little worried over in Georgia,

Mary Alice

darkflyrobin, on May 12, 2008, said:

Mary Alice, I am OK, please don't worry me. And thanks for your concern for our miserable people and country. Last afternoon, I can even feel the earthquake in Shanghai, but it is a disaster in southwest china. About 90 thousands people has died. But our people is busy for rescuring. I am planning for donation and a volunteer now. So I will be busy for days.

Regards, ^Robin^

MaryAlice, on May 12, 2008, said:

My dearest Yellow breasted Robin:

I am so glad to hear that you're okay. Of course I was worried. Thank you so much for writing.

I will be praying for you and your country. I am so sorry for the terrible loss.

Thinking of you,

Mary Alice

darkflyrobin, on May 13, 2008, said:

Hi Mary Alice, be careful to the storm in south American too. Take care the animals, I don't expect them visiting my garden tomorrow morning, of course they are so wellcome, but I have not preparing foods for them:D

Preparing, ^Robin^

Arturo García, on May 14, 2008, said:

Hello Robin, wonderful photo with all the lines converging on a point what gives an air of mystery. I see that you are Chinese and that you have not suffered with the earthquake, in spite of the enormous number of dead men, here the news gives a number sensitively more down. Why always does one lie in the misfortunes?

Regards for you and your people, Arturo.

darkflyrobin, on May 15, 2008, said:

Hi Arturo, thanks your regards and the truth will comes out finally. I am just back from days night shift and donation and a volunteer is ongoing, that it is a great trend all over my country though most of them are not suffered. I believe we could pass the hard time.

On the other hand, I don't want to be a wishes beggar and broadcast the sadness everywhere. I want to return the wishes and kindness with pictures. They honor it.

Sleepy ^Robin^

Luud Riphagen, on May 17, 2008, said:

Very well composed Road Robin and I believe it's not so dangerous as the other one. Greetings Luud

darkflyrobin, on May 19, 2008, said:

Hi Kr, o & Luud:

Thanks your stopping by here. I am also wondering where is the road to be. I can feel the magic of buidling art now.

Greetings, ^Robin^

darkflyrobin, on May 19, 2008, said:

O, actually, it is just 100 or 200 metres long but seems fairly endless, ehh? Why not show us yours in Spain? Look forward on it.

Greetings, ^Robin^

AXOTA, on June 4, 2008, said:

Hello Robin and warm wishes to you.

The image is visually stimulating as my eyes are drawn to the far distance through the converging symmetry of the walls. The clever use of shadow splits the image equally.

Technically and aesthetically superb Robin. Nice job.

Cheers.

Jim

darkflyrobin, on June 5, 2008, said:

Hi Superb Jim, glad you back again. I thought you were still in fishing now. Yepp, symmetry is wonderful in architectonic design for ancient china. And the red color is mostly used in royalty.

Wishes a happy day, ^Robin^

schwUPPs, on October 31, said:

A photo with great optical pull-power and a lesson in central perspective. Good job.

darkflyrobin, on November 5, said:

Well then, with. This path is really narrow. It takes me a long time to walk along. Thanks for your compliment.

Greetings, ^Robin^