CHINA / 77 POSTCARDS
Beijing · The Forbidden City
Red walls, golden roofs and courtyards that open into one another. Seventy-seven photographs follow a visit through the Forbidden City and its surroundings in Beijing, from broad terraces to small architectural details.
The sequence brings together gateways, garden scenes, carved figures and objects on display. Wide views and close studies stay together, preserving the changing light, viewpoints and details of the visit.
Forbidden City and surroundings, Beijing, China
Postcards 61–77 of 77 · Page 2 of 2
A pavilion beside the hallPOSTCARD 0318OPEN ↗
Along the hall facadePOSTCARD 0319OPEN ↗
The pavilion in sunlightPOSTCARD 0320OPEN ↗
Down the stone stepsPOSTCARD 0321OPEN ↗
Painted bands above red doorsPOSTCARD 0322OPEN ↗
Beyond the carved balustradePOSTCARD 0323OPEN ↗
Terraces across the courtyardPOSTCARD 0324OPEN ↗
Walking beside the red columnsPOSTCARD 0325OPEN ↗
The meeting of the eavesPOSTCARD 0326OPEN ↗
A broad space under the skyPOSTCARD 0327OPEN ↗
The approach across the courtyardPOSTCARD 0328OPEN ↗
The gateway facing the crowdPOSTCARD 0329OPEN ↗
Colour across the entrancePOSTCARD 0330OPEN ↗
Looking across the palace groundsPOSTCARD 0331OPEN ↗
A wide view from the railingPOSTCARD 0332OPEN ↗
The red building across the squarePOSTCARD 0333OPEN ↗
A crowd before the red gatePOSTCARD 0334OPEN ↗