Mao's new photography policy seems to be working pretty well so far. There's clear signs at the entrance about the use of flash photography and they're ensuring people with enormous cameras are registering before the gigs. Of course, it's not a total ban, which means that there are still people catching some good gig photos and occasionally turning and capturing a crowd shot like this one above, taken during Top Floor Circus' closing number. More photos from the 0093/Rock Shanghai CD release party here.
Where's Wally 2: More faces in the crowd
Mao's new photography policy seems to be working pretty well so far. There's clear signs at the entrance about the use of flash photography and they're ensuring people with enormous cameras are registering before the gigs. Of course, it's not a total ban, which means that there are still people catching some good gig photos and occasionally turning and capturing a crowd shot like this one above, taken during Top Floor Circus' closing number. More photos from the 0093/Rock Shanghai CD release party here.
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I can see where I'm standing. . . about a half inch to the left side of this photo.
I just saw the full tux picture over at James's blog, complete with scruffy Feiyue's too.