p.2 #2 · Falls @ Bailinshan - Wencheng, Zhejiang, China
Thank you Gary !
I took shots at 3-4 different shutter speeds, if I remember correctly, but chose this one to keep because without freezing the water you could still see the power. I have to say I'm very pleased that everyone thinks I got the shutter speed just right - it shows I'm improving because 6 months I certainly wouldn't have
p.2 #3 · Falls @ Bailinshan - Wencheng, Zhejiang, China
parsons wrote:
amazing scene, can only guess of the noise.
being picky, perhaps a little more in the blacks, but i am on an old laptop so that could be the issue
Thanks Parsons ! The noise was deafening .. and the spray something else too, I tried to get closer but I would have needed an underwater housing for the camera
p.2 #4 · Falls @ Bailinshan - Wencheng, Zhejiang, China
Zhouen wrote:
Damn this is nice! The vertical comp is great for this. I am on the same boat as Mingzeli, I cant decide if I like the branch on top or not. It does serve quite well as a framing element and leads the eye back down to the gazebo. Sweet image!
p.2 #5 · Falls @ Bailinshan - Wencheng, Zhejiang, China
ckcarr wrote:
Very nice and unique!
Are sights like this close to the major cities, or do you travel to find them?
Thanks Craig !
In China it really depends what you are looking for. There are man-made sights close to (in) the cities but if you want to see nature in all her splendour then you need to travel. Usually 2-3 hrs outside of a major metropolis but often much longer when out into the more remote regions. Those would then be like 3-5 day round trips (allowing for a couple of full days on-site) from any major city.
