Location: Yangshuo, Guangxi, China (24° 47′ 0″ N, 110° 30′ 0″ E)
Date: 10 October 2008, 7.35am
Camera: Canon 400D with Sigma 17-70/f2.8-4.5
China is a fast changing country, driven by the government’s haste to modernise and develop and the poeple’s desire to get rich fast. As a result everything in the country that is able to make money is changing at break-neck speed. This includes nature- new structures (buildings) are being built, roads being constructed and old architecture being demolished (to make room for newer ones). In places where one thought are safe from the intrusion of ugly fangs of commercial development such as Yuanyang, structures such as viewing platform are built in its midst to improve the convenience for tourists to enjoy the view- of course, paying for the benefit of using the platform in the process. Lazy photographers will warmly welcome this while enthusiastic amateurs like us bemoan the opportunity of catching that prized scene that can only be captured with silent and patient devotion and waiting. However there are still places in China where nature still holds out eg. one can still enjoy a quiet pretty sunrise over the limestone karsts and Li River on the Li River Bridge in Yangshuo.
10 comments:
Une vue splendide.
Magnificent, really!!
The photo is truly award winning. It is so nice and captivating. Keep up the great job! Looking forward for more of your works. Cheers!
I want to explore "The Great China Wall". BTW the timing of camera is so perfect that's why snap looks awesome. Thanks for sharing.
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The views are awesome, I definitely like tracking all over the earth so much that is why I find travel agents that was acquiring a awesome encounter in way of way of lifestyle that will not take a while on my vacation with my loved ones .
With the many blogs which I have encountered, I never expected to see a very beautiful post online..After reading this one, I felt so lucky to see its content..-)
It looks wonderful. Can I have some brief idea about what exactly it is all about?
This post is probably where I got the most useful information for my research. Thanks for posting, maybe we can see more on this. Are you aware of any other websites on this subject…
i had been here...its really a must visit place !! had loads of fun with friends and relatives. and if seeking for holiday destination in India then book your stay in Delhi and you will feel something different.
Dear Herbert, thanks for sharing this great picture with this beautiful color tone. I haven't been to China yet but I hope I will get the opportunity one day. I personally prefer natural environments like this without touristic structures.
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