Beyond Karst Peak | Xingping China
The impressive view from the top of Karst Peak in Xingping China is well worth the long climb....
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by Elia Locardi | Jun 12, 2013 | China, Landscape, Sunrise and Sunset, Travel | 1
The impressive view from the top of Karst Peak in Xingping China is well worth the long climb....
Read MoreEnter the Reed Flute Cave, one of Guilin, China’s oldest and most popular attractions. The natural...
Read Moreby Elia Locardi | Jun 26, 2012 | Architecture, Before & After, Beijing, China, Sunrise and Sunset, Travel | 0
While my wife and I were in Beijing, we rented a little apartment right across the street from this view of the Forbidden City. China has some really strange weather so it was nice to be able to easily access this spot over the course of a few nights. Out of my 3 attempts with this shot, this was by far the best sunset. To be fair though, I think it was the only sunset. Every other time I shot here the sky was completely coated with a thick smog.
Read Moreby Elia Locardi | May 8, 2012 | Architecture, China, Sunrise and Sunset, Travel | 6
This serene and empty view of The Temple of Heaven in Beijing was one of the trickiest locations I’ve ever had to shoot. It took me 2 visits to capture it but thankfully my perseverance (and rigid stubbornness) paid off.
Read Moreby Elia Locardi | Apr 25, 2012 | Architecture, Before & After, Beijing, China, Great Wall, Landscape, Sunrise and Sunset, Travel | 0
This is my favorite view from the top of The Mutianyu Section of The Great Wall Of China, just before the last rays of the sun disappeared into the thickening fog. It was a very spiritual moment for my wife and I, as we watched the soft light fade. We were all alone up there for the final hour of sunset, surrounded only by the gentle sound of the cool spring wind.
Read Moreby Elia Locardi | Apr 17, 2012 | Architecture, Beijing, Blue Hour Photography, China, Night Photography | 4
We’ve been staying in Beijing for over a week now is this shabby little apartment right across from the north wall of the forbidden city. Today’s photo is only a few minutes walk from our front door. Even though there are giant rats living in the ceiling, huge brown slugs sliming all over everything, and pipes breaking open to spew stinky brown goo, the location couldn’t be more perfect. If I was a Realtor, all I’d say is, “It has character.”
Read Moreby Elia Locardi | Apr 10, 2012 | Architecture, Blue Hour Photography, China, Night Photography, Shanghai, Travel | 8
I spent a week in Shanghai and out of that week, the sky was never as clear as it was on my last night. All along the ride back to Shanghai from Tongli (photos coming soon), It was driving me crazy being stuck in traffic, knowing that the sky was perfect for shooting. I was watching the sunset from the taxi window and the atmosphere was crystal clear. There was no doubt in my mind that t was going to be a beautiful blue hour.
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