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Natural Landscape

Five thousand years of history and civilization of the chinese heritage,formed its own unique lifestyle,eating habits and folk customs.The beautiful natural scenery in China and profound historical culture create a superior condition for the development of tourism all over the world.Colorful and distinctive chinese people's daily life has become an important part of chinese culture,but also constitutes a very humanistic value of tourism resources. China's tourism resources are mainly divided into three parts:the natural landscape,history,cultural landscapes and folk customs.

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China's vast land has a long list of strange water,mountains lakes,canyons,caves,waterfalls and many splendours.From ancient times,Taishan,Hengshan,Huashan,Hengshan and Songshan were jointly known as the "Five Sacred Mountains".Among these mountains,Mount Tai is known as "The Five Sacred Mountains In The First".Here the numerous stone tablets inscribed with these compositions have contributed to the attractiveness of the place, helping to make it a delightful scenic resort in Jiang'Nan or the region south of the Yangtse.

All the beauty of Jiuzhaigou is endowed by nature.If the nature charm were removed,there would be no more of Jiuzhaigou.
Huangguoshu waterfall,also known as Yellow Fruit Tree Waterfall,is the one of the largest waterfall in china and asia.It is located on the Baihe River in Anshun,Guizhou Province.

Situated halfway up the Tianshan Mountain at an eleation of over 1900 metres above sea level,it is a gem of a lake more than 100 metres deep that covers some three sq km.

From this picture we can have some idea of the spactacular granduer of the scenery at the Three Gorges.

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what are some lenses that you consider must haves for a nature/ landscape photographer?

some info
i have a nikon D5000
i would prefer if the lens was AF

it depends on what you are shooting. Landscapes have a very wide scope to explore...

A normal lens like a 35mm or a 50mm is good for isolated subjects.
(the 50mm f/1.8 is great for that shallow depth of field.

A WIDE ANGLE is great to get those low angle, sweeping shots. However it does sometimes cause some distortion and needs some practice to use.

http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/how-to-use-ultra-wide-lenses.htm

A telephoto is also nice to get some nice compression.

Look at how the hills looks so closely knit together. This is done with a tele lens. something like a a slower lens that has the 300mm range will be useful. i.e. 75-300mm f/3.5-5.6 Which is a canon lens. but something similar will suit you just fine. You will be using a tripod and long exposures, to get a smaller aperture. Plus it is cheaper and lighter to carry.

Digital Photography tips for Capturing Natural Landscapes

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