This place is a mudflats in Xiapu, china, is famous for kelp production. the kelp is dried by hanging to those bamboo sticks during the months of april to june. I was there last week, and in the morning it was all water till half the height of those bamboo sticks, by evening the water receded because of the full moon time? may be, and the scene is like this.
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Actually i have many other photos from this place, but all shot in a span of 4 days so cant enter in more than couple of challenges. you can check more pics from this place on my facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/prasadambatiofficial/ Thank you for the comment, my friend.
Originally posted by Neat:
Two great photos in a row, must be an awesome place to visit.
I had two 10's in this challenge and this was one of them. This is so National Geographic it screams it. How this ended up 12th is beyond me. It is perfection! Well done on a very splendid shot!
I had two 10's in this challenge and this was one of them. This is so National Geographic it screams it. How this ended up 12th is beyond me. It is perfection! Well done on a very splendid shot!
thank you, i was there waiting for like an hour just for some person or a boat to come in to the frame, and towards the end lot of fishermen were there. i choose this frame as single person is making it more interesting than few of them
Originally posted by JulietNN:
10 and front page, this is amazing and that extra point is for the person, who just makes the whole picture a story.
its a place where they do kelp (seaweed) production. i updated it in the decscription. regarding the theme, the canal is parallel and never meets in reality, but appears to meet in the pic and hence i choose this entry as i wanted something different to the routine pics we will get to see of a vanishing point. Thank you for the comment.
Originally posted by tanguera:
What am I looking at????? Clearly not a rice paddy... Really beautiful. For me, though, while a magnificent image, this is not an example of "vanishing point"
Thank you for the comment. you are right about the title. i couldnt come up with any good title towards the last minute. what would your title be for this scene?
Originally posted by tvsometime:
A rate and spectacularly entrancing image with a terrible title. Almost ruins the beauty of it.
probably not as well are some others in the challenge, but the canal is parallel and never meets, but appears to meet in the pic and hence i choose this entry as i wanted something different to the routine pics we will get to see of a vanishing point. Thank you for the comment. i will update about the place in the image description.
Originally posted by ecmguy:
Doesn't fit the bill of 'vanishing point' as well as some of the others in this challenge, but it's an absolutely amazing photograph in its own right. 7 from me, and I'd love to know more about this place after the challenge!
Doesn't fit the bill of 'vanishing point' as well as some of the others in this challenge, but it's an absolutely amazing photograph in its own right. 7 from me, and I'd love to know more about this place after the challenge!
What am I looking at????? Clearly not a rice paddy... Really beautiful. For me, though, while a magnificent image, this is not an example of "vanishing point"
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