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Photographing the sunrise
Lion Peak (Shizi Feng) is one of the best places to photograph the sunrise in Huangshan National Park, so it is unbelievably crowded starting from the pre-dawn when photographers (predominantly Chinese) arrive to stake out their territory . In this image, taken from another viewpoint in the early morning light you can still see a few peopleat the top of the peak (best larger)
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From Huangshan Mountains
Gene Hyder
on November 25, 2017Great shot.
Rick Willis
on November 25, 2017What a View they must have...
Judith Sparhawk
on November 25, 2017I wonder if that long steep stairway we saw a few days ago is how the photogs got up there??? Doesn't look like an easy drive to the top! ;-)
kjakes1
on November 25, 2017Gorgeous view of the sunrise, love the wonderful layers!
Howard's Photography
on November 24, 2017Great capture, what a view!
Lgood
on November 24, 2017This series is just amazing and the mountains are so surreal looking to my eyes. Great capture!
Bruno Suignard
on November 24, 2017very nice view!!
Franks-Focus
on November 24, 2017Nice capture of this lookout peak
God's Child
on November 24, 2017The people at the top have amazing views, but I can't imagine the gut-wrenching feeling from looking down from atop!
11/24/2017
arctangent
on November 24, 2017Fantastic shot. I believe we're all familiar with what avid photographers the Japanese are as a nation, at least those who come to the USA (and Canada, I presume) as tourists. I would have guessed the same to be true of the Chinese, if I'd ever thought about it. But this raises a question. What makes of camera equipment do serious Chinese photographers favor. To they go with ones made by Japanese-based companies? Do they have home-grown Chinese makes that haven't yet made it big in North American markets?