Photos! Where is this Great Wall located?

[Bryan]

Sometimes we come across interesting Great Wall photos and cannot identify their location. Hopefully someone can identify them.

Here is the first one:

[Bryan]

Here is the second one:

This wall looks "Photoshopped" to me. The foreground, the Great Wall, and the background could all be different layers composited from different images.

[chinoook]

This wall looks "Photoshopped" to me. The foreground, the Great Wall, and the background could all be different layers composited from different images.

But even the location of the "unphotoshopped" version would be _very_ interesting.


-chinoook

[Kim]

Originally Posted by greatwallforum

Sometimes we come across interesting Great Wall photos and cannot identify their location. Hopefully someone can identify them.

Here is the first one:

Thanks, Bryan! Just found some more Great Wall on GE

There's a distinct tower of some kind in the background. My first idea was that it should be somewhere near Zibo in Shandong province - and it was.

The tower is located here: 36°28'53.34"N 117°50'19.88"E

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/12184618

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/13445514

Here's some more pictures of the wall in that area:

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/12184970

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/4218072

Looks like another Badaling

The picture seems to be from the west side of the tower.

[Bryan]

Originally Posted by Kim

Thanks, Bryan! Just found some more Great Wall on GE

There's a distinct tower of some kind in the background. My first idea was that it should be somewhere near Zibo in Shandong province - and it was.

The tower is located here: 36°28'53.34"N 117°50'19.88"E

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/12184618

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/13445514

Here's some more pictures of the wall in that area:

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/12184970

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/4218072

Looks like another Badaling

The picture seems to be from the west side of the tower.

Great job, Kim!

But don't thank me; thank Lingyu. She found it here first.

[Marutsero]

Originally Posted by greatwallforum

Here is the second one:

This wall looks "Photoshopped" to me. The foreground, the Great Wall, and the background could all be different layers composited from different images.

Doesn´t have to be photoshoped. Flat look of the picture is made by using telephoto lens.

[Bryan]