#ChinaGrams: 7 Stunning Shots of Urban China from Panda Liu

#ChinaGrams is when we feature a photographer who’s taking incredible shots of China on Instagram. Follow us on Instagram or contact us here for the chance to have your work featured.

This weeks photos are from photographer Panda Liu, who writes:

I’m an IT engineer by day, and love photography. I started shooting photos with my iPhone two years ago, and only started shooting with a DSLR about four months ago. When I shoot, I always try to find a pattern in lines or curvatures in architecture. Using my iPhone as a beginner really helped me, as its convenience allowed me to capture the moment, and for the same reason allowed me to shoot and experiment more with incredible apps like Cortex Cam.

Below is the roundup of this week’s photos from Panda. Be sure to check his Instagram for more beautiful urban shots through his eyes.

Can you guess which ones were shot on his phone and which were from his DSLR? hint: only two were from his DSLR!

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#Shanghai Sunset 📷 @imclumsypanda Follow and tag #Radii for the beat of China from the inside. . . . . . . . . . . #radii #radiichina #china #beautifulchina #travel #travelgram #photography #potd #igchina #igerschina #shanghai #shanghailife_ #shanghaiist #shanghaicity #huaihailiu #suzhou #suzhoucreek #suzhoulife #lujiazui #lujiazuiskyline #lujiazuishanghai #shanghainight #sunsets_captures

A post shared by RADII China (@radii.china) on Dec 27, 2018 at 1:05pm PST

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The #Guangzhou skyline sits at the center of one of the largest super cities on Earth, and for over 2,000 years has been a commercial center connecting China to the world. 📷 @imclumsypanda

A post shared by RADII China (@radii.china) on Dec 29, 2018 at 10:35am PST

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#Beijing Blade Runner vibes 📷 @imclumsypanda

A post shared by RADII China (@radii.china) on Dec 29, 2018 at 5:44pm PST

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#HongKong has the world's largest concentration of skyscrapers, packed into a region bounded by water and mountains. The elevated walkways are a unique pedestrian solution in the dense urban landscape. 📷 @imclumsypanda

A post shared by RADII China (@radii.china) on Dec 30, 2018 at 9:52am PST

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Hello world! 📷 @imclumsypanda

A post shared by RADII China (@radii.china) on Dec 31, 2018 at 10:59am PST

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Love or hate it, Beijing's Big Pants tower has become an iconic feature of the skyline 📷 @imclumsypanda

A post shared by RADII China (@radii.china) on Dec 31, 2018 at 3:01pm PST