I am into my 20th consecutive hour of shooting the people of Liuzhou as we bring in The Year of the Tiger. Still four more hours to go but I came in to get warm, clear some memory cards and to post this shot, taken just seconds after midnight in the Xin Yi Bao Bar.
12:00:39 – February 14, 2010
OK, time to go back out and wrap it up. I’ll imagine I’ll get a little sleep before sitting down to post any more photos!
HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM LIUZHOU, CHINA!
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Happy New Year and brilliant capture Mike!
Great shot, Michael. I can’t wait to see the fruits of your chilly labors.
Hopefully I’ll get it up sometime in the next few hours Stevo… it was more work than I bargained for. Thanks for the mention buddy. BTW, photographer extraordinaire is way too much pressure for me.
No doubt.
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Really cool pic, Michael! My Spring Festival celebrations never looked this fun where I was at.
Thanks Josh… appreciate you!
What a great scene. Happy New Year to everyone there.