Day 4
In Guilin, went to the King's Palace (not the Emperor), and a scenic boat ride, and night scenes, and finally, what trip would it be without shopping??
Click on the jump for more pictures.
[1. King's Palace in Guilin]
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[3. Some monument]
[4. Kill!!!]
[5. Don't ask me...]
[6. A test!!!]
[7. Didn't know what the girl is drawing]
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[9. Mountain, Water and the Chinese utilizing it for money... Commercialize everything...]
[10. That sign of "Caution Wet Floor" is EPIC! Break dance!!!]
[11. Fishermen]
[12. I wish I were on that speed boat cause it looks like fun!]
[13. The water level significantly dropped during the past few weeks due to low rainfall.. But, the water is still clear despite the low water level. Shows the cleanliness of Guilin's River. I think its Li Jiang. Correct me if I'm wrong. ]
[14. Fishing still going on in this greatly commercialize tourist city]
[15. Looks like fun.. That old guy is cool.. hehe]
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[17. So clean that you would swim in it... ]
[18. Despite construction... Wait, I think that they are clearing the river bed for silt.. ]
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[20. Clear clear water... Wonder how it taste? Dieselly??]
[21. Some lake]
[22. Them Chinese, they like to color their night scenes... ]
[23. All of these night scene photos were taken hand held, either with the 50mm f/1.8 or the 18-105mm. ISO at 800 till 1000, with the exposure compensation set at -1.33 EV in Matrix Mode. Why Matrix? Cause center weighted would need you to lock on the exposure, which is harder.]
[24. Hmm... "Sun" stars from the 50mm straight blade.. Makes the picture more natural and awesome!]
[25. The second most extravagant 5 star hotel in Guilin showing the man made waterfall, which opens for 5 minutes everyday at 8.30 am and pm. ]
[26. Night market on the streets of Guilin, literally the on the road]
[27. This shot was hand held too, for 1/1.6s or 0.625s. Cold air makes people shiver, so forgive the minor camera shake. ISO 1600. Though, the blurry-ness could be also due to diffraction at f/25. ]
Thursday, December 02, 2010
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