Daocheng Yading ()
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12th - 21st October. Towards the end some of the leaves are starting to fall.
Hi...
I just received emails from both current and ex - owner of SIMs Cozy that the western parts of SICHUAN - Yading inclusive, are closed to foreigners at the moment.. probably till end of April..
Those intending to visit Ya Ding around this period, do take notes.
Cheers
I just received emails from both current and ex - owner of SIMs Cozy that the western parts of SICHUAN - Yading inclusive, are closed to foreigners at the moment.. probably till end of April..
Those intending to visit Ya Ding around this period, do take notes.
Cheers
but frankly I was quite disappointed with the 红草地, it was just a small patch and the actual colours aren't that red, I had to boost the colour contrast with ps.
Yep, saw your photos (very nice) and I know what you mean. I went in May and so, did not have a chance to see it. Then again, I had seen friends' photos in print and they were indeed pretty.
Sometimes it is not easy to catch the full richness of the fall colors, and also, it depends on the "lighting" as well.
ya, if arrive at destination at wrong time , esp with midday sun , the lighting will be too harsh...wasted the trip
Participate in the Chengdu local photography group are better than join our travel agencies package tours.
there photography tours will not take you go any shopping, also don't need to tip the tour guides and drivers.
You have to do is training of endurance and stay healthy, to prevent altitude sickness. Of course, the toilet and
the bathroom is the most primitive kind, the food is also very rough, urban people might not be able to adapt to.
Shooting the fall best is after 20 October. participated in there photography trip early October last year,
many leaves have not yet turned into autumn colour. 稻åï¼äºä¸ (20110930-1012) - a set on Flickr
Enjoy and have a pleasant journey.
there photography tours will not take you go any shopping, also don't need to tip the tour guides and drivers.
You have to do is training of endurance and stay healthy, to prevent altitude sickness. Of course, the toilet and
the bathroom is the most primitive kind, the food is also very rough, urban people might not be able to adapt to.
Shooting the fall best is after 20 October. participated in there photography trip early October last year,
many leaves have not yet turned into autumn colour. 稻åï¼äºä¸ (20110930-1012) - a set on Flickr
Enjoy and have a pleasant journey.
There are some travel agents in Singapore that customised photography trip to China. Besides bringing you to the best locations for photo shoots, they WON'T bring you to shop and there is no need to tip the driver and guide. Of course if you find the driver and guide to be good and you want to give extra tips, by all means. For some locations, they may be able to arrange for a local photographer to bring you to the best location at the correct time for shooting or to share photography knowledge. And so far, the food that I get during these trip have been very tasty and good even when we asked them to put less salt and cooking oil. But bear in mind, the cost of such trip will not come cheap. The reason I did not use China local tour is if something goes wrong, there is no recourse for me.
ya, if arrive at destination at wrong time , esp with midday sun , the lighting will be too harsh...wasted the trip
Yes, you are right. Actually i shot the hongcaodi late morning at about 9.30am.
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