Luckily, it's a raw file and I can adjust it a bit.
20 March 2022
Wharf at Cheongcho Lake
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Remarkable how such a small change improves the shot. The boats are nicely arranged, for sure. The long focal length does a nice job of compressing the buildings - it looks like one busy, built-up place! What's the air quality like?
ReplyDeleteThe tall mountains protect the east coast from the worst of the Chinese and Gyeonggi Province's pollution. It's why all the people from Seoul and Gyeonggi Province travel here all the time.
DeleteMakes sense. Lucky Cheongcho. Although Belfast Lough is huge and there are mountains (big hills) surrounding it I find the air quality to be poor. I think the city must sit in a basin and doesn't get the airwash you think it should.
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