Thanks.
I just couldn't find a climate there. Ive read terrain is 800-2000m mountains and could be cold .
Anybody has experience with traveling to Lao ( north ) this time of the year? Im thinking of going to Luang Nam Tha. What is the best way to get there? Bus to Mengla and transfer or take bus to KM-LPrabang and get off in Na Toei? Just dont want to get off in some small time in the middle on the night and looking for hotel.
where South exactly?
if u apply for biz visa, I guess u r loosing your Married visa. U cant be here on 2 types of visas I guess. Biz visa requires leave mainland every 2 months so. If u r in GZ or SZ,its ok to go to HK make Uturn on 2 stops in train, but since u r in KM I guess its bit hassle. As Johanes says: Married visa is good enough. U have to put down biz on your wifes name. Work visa is only trought the certain employer, which means again your whife would have to set up the company and employ U, which means pay some extra tax for employing the foreigner ( 20-30k RMB per year Ive heard ). JV program I have no idea, but as far as I know, its about bigger companies etc.
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A first-timer's view of Lijiang
Posted bylaofengzi, right :-) I never though of this one, coz have absolute no experience with HDR. Fair point! :-)
A first-timer's view of Lijiang
Posted byYereth, sorry, I didn't mean to slagging your photos. I guess its just a personal preference. For 'noisy' filter I usually use VSCO plugin in LT, which takes off the 'perfection' of digital photography and gives impression of analog. It also,with combination opening shadows function, gives that 'painting' impression, rather the real photo. Specially in picture with complex details . However Im trying to not use it to much on photos where is the sky or clouds to avoid actual dots being visible. (2nd from the end) And also with opening shadows to much it may cause that unrealistic colour of the sky ( aqua-ish ), 3rd picture from top. Just my humble opinion, not criticising, we all have different styles of photography and post processing.
A first-timer's view of Lijiang
Posted byNice pics.,try to use less saturation in post processing, its to grainy ( looks like scans from negative ).
Around Town: Wanda Twin Towers
Posted byto photographer : try LT5 function : Lense corrections ( chromatic aberration, prof.corrections etc.- usually auto mode is good enough ) to prevent your towers 'falling'. Its a good tool to substitute shifting lense.
Other than that, good job!
The southern China sunrise tour
Posted byYangshuo sunrise - .I guess its worth to get up for that, nice pics. I would recomend to use graduate filter to avoid overexposed sky with sun and underexposed ground.