A picture a day of the City of Springs, Jinan, China
In March City Daily Photo bloggers are asked to ponder and post based on “Where do you belong”?
My first answer would be a coffee house, but that was last month’s prompt so I’ll answer with “in a traditional market exploring and taking photos.”
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A spring day by the springs.
1. Each week, we’ll provide a theme for creative inspiration. You take photographs based on your interpretation of the theme, and post them on your blog (a new post!) anytime before the following Friday when the next photo theme will be announced.
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Other great photos:
They’ve kept the lanterns up after March 5th, Lantern Festival for 2015. It’s a lunar holiday so the date it’s celebrated changes.
To celebrate, people simply walk through a park where they’ve strung up lanterns.
Perfect for calligraphy or painting. Lovely in and of themselves.
Brown rice dim sum
At a traditional open-air restaurant in central Jinan.
For sale in Zhujiayu. Aren’t they cute?
This Confucian temple is just south of Daming Lake. You can enter either in front of Daming Lake or by the front entrance, which you get to by walking north on Food Street. Don’t try this on the weekend when hordes of people jam Food Street, which is really more of an alley! It’s a small temple and doesn’t take long to walk around.
The entrance says there’s a 10 yuan entry fee, but they don’t always collect it.
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