TheTerracotta Army of XI'AN...#3 by marybelgium

Photography • Historical • posted on Oct 27, 2008

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Treasures of the First Emperors of China. Wonderful EXPO at Maaseik. Belgium. (photos taken without flash are permitted !)

Comments (31)

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Janiss

12:14PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Toujours aussi fabuleux Mary... cette série est sublîme!

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jeroni

12:22PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Beautiful composition. excellent capture

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francinechristophe

12:23PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Superbe ! Se peut-il que ns les ayons vus vers les années 86 à 90 aux Bozars ?

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artaddict2

12:26PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

I never get a good shot, hand held without flash at museums, this is superb. I would love to see this!

Charberry

1:00PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Wonderful! I would love to see these in real life. A friend of mine took a trip to China and went to see these. It is awesome. I have read about this in the National Geography magazine.

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G_Mansco

1:24PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Splendid shot, thanks for sharing this ;O)

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durleybeachbum

2:25PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Marvellous shot!

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packermarvin

2:33PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

very nice, would love to do a China trip and experience some of that history.

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awjay

2:51PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

SUPERB LOW LIGHT WORK

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emmecielle

3:22PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Splendid shot! :)

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babuci

4:21PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Love your series, wonderful captures.

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jgkane

4:29PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

You did well, with this no-flash shot, Mary. Most expeditions are usually too far away from my home for me to visit. As a wargamer and amateur military historian I have followed the story of their discovery, and the years of reclamation work carried out on site. It is truly a magnificent sight. Warm regards, from a cold Glasgow, Scotland, John.

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