same same - some definite enhancement, but you can't argue with results. Looks like Yunnan province. Beautiful.
This has been making rounds on the internet for a while. The over-satuation of colors reveal it's photoshoped. I imagine the pictures were taken with GND and warming filters to begin with, otherwise it's difficult to achieve such clean results in photoshop. Great images regardless. How did he get that bath tub shot?
I believe many of the pics were taken in Guangxi province (strictly speaking, Guangxi is an Autonomous Region).
I like the natural beauty as much as the next guy, but I don't think I can live in a place with out running water and electricity. On the other hand, the fact that Shanghai has become a concrete jungle makes me kinda sad too. I just hope the modernization would leave places in these pics alone, with maybe a 3+ star hotel for the tourist to use when they visit.
Yup - spent about two weeks there and climbed a mountain. Pretty cool - not unlike Tibet at all. Kind of crowded though.
I doubt he will give you if he is the photographer. He would be better off having them copyrighted and sell them.
Shanghai was formed as a delta plain of the Yangtze River. Environmental concerns aside, I can't think of one geographical feature in that part of the region that has been altered by high degree of modernization in Shanghai and its vicinity. I gather you meant the Three Gorges Dam. The major river system in Guangxi province has no relation to the tributaries of the Yangtze River. The readers can rest assured even if the project of Three Gorges Dam is screwed up, it's extremely unlikely to have impact on these spectacular scenes captured in the photos. On the other hand, the Three Gorges Dam is bound to affect the ecosystem and many local cultures, among other things, along the Yangtze River, and may irreversibly alter the historical relics and the sheer beauty of the Three Gorges.
