Long-focus notes on winter snow in Lushan Mountain｜Poetry of ice and snow captured by 70-200 lens

❄️ Why is telephoto the soul lens for Lushan’s winter snow? - Compressing time and space: Compressing a hundred-meter snow scene into ink marks on paper - Remove impurities: create a deserted place amidst the crowds of tourists - Microscopic beauty: ice crystals of rime, cracks of icefall, tiles of ancient temples... telephoto is a microscope for ice and snow 📷Is it necessary to use a wide-angle lens to take landscape photos? Teach you how to use telephoto to take different landscape photos 1. Take 4 photos with a telephoto lens of 120mm from 100 meters away, and combine them into a high-definition landscape painting in post-production using Photoshop 2. Close-up telephoto compresses the foreground, captures details, and presents more scenery details through color, shape, light and shadow 3. F2.8+telephoto makes the picture softer and more beautiful 4. Backlight + telephoto backlight shooting, the ice surface is more transparent 5. Use 200mm to take portraits at a distance of 10 meters, the picture is clean and the background is blurred and beautiful 6. Full-frame mirrorless camera with APSC crop function turned on 200mm+1.5x focal length to capture farther scenery 🏔️ Five telephoto secrets 1️⃣ Hanpokou, a beautiful location for photographing the sea of ​​clouds 2️⃣ Ruqin Lake, the best shooting location ~ West Bank Observation Deck 3️⃣ Meilu Villa, 70mm humanistic vision, indoor fill light near the window 4️⃣ Lulin Lake, feel the tranquility and beauty Accommodation recommendations 🏠 Floral Hotel Lushan Yunwuju B&B Mount Lu Guling Guanyun Manxin Mansion Special note: When it snows in Lushan, the temperature is low, so photographic equipment needs to be fully protected, especially camera batteries, which are prone to run out of power and lenses to fog up in low temperatures. Using a cold-proof cover and a lens defogger pen can effectively protect the camera and lens, and put spare batteries in your pocket. Why telephoto? When the 70-200mm field of view cuts through the winter snow on Mount Lushan, the bustling crowd blurs into the blank space of ink painting, and the thousand-meter-high ice waterfall condenses into a touch of jade hairpin. This is not only photography, but also a practice of measuring the world with focal length and refining aesthetics with chillness.