Nine pictures to represent my trip to Shandong Peninsula

Weihai, Yantai and Rongcheng are the daily routes for many people traveling to the area north of Shandong. As a photographer, I naturally would not give up this route during the Spring Festival holiday! And under the biting cold wind, my heart was constantly intersecting with the sea water hitting the shore! P2-P3: Blueways, a famous scenic spot in Weihai. It is far from the city center, so it is recommended to rent a car. The taxi fare is between 60-80 RMB. P4-P5: The rocks beside Weihai Torch 8th Street and the seagulls flying in the sky. With a tripod, the scene of waves hitting the rocks is spectacular and attractive. Seagulls are naturally a standard feature here. If you want to take close-ups of seagulls, a telephoto lens of 400mm or above or a 70-200 plus a teleconverter is recommended. P6: After leaving Torch 8th Street, walk north towards the pier. At this time, the golden light of sunset arrives quietly. Of course, due to the heavy clouds in the sky, the effect is not the best. P7-P10: Shot at Yangma Island in Yantai. In winter, Yangma Island has few visitors. As long as you can withstand the wind and waves at the seaside and take cold-proof measures, it will definitely be a great place to take photos! Note: You can choose to rent an electric bicycle or tricycle on Yangma Island. The price is cheaper in the off-season and helps improve travel efficiency! Body: Sony a7m3 Lens 1: Sigma 24-70 DG DNII (ARTO24) Lens 2: Tamron 50-400 (A067