Bashang photography for four days

Answer 1

The following is a four-day schedule for Bashang photography:

** Day 1: The Great Wall of Jinshanling-General's Pool **
- Morning: Arrive at the Great Wall of Jinshanling. The Great Wall here is winding and winding. The towers are dense and in different forms. On the way to the Great Wall on foot, take pictures of the shock, danger, strangeness and uniqueness of the Great Wall, such as the ups and downs, the walls and towers looming between the mountains. They could have a simple lunch nearby.
- Afternoon: Continue to shoot at the Great Wall of Jinshanling, focusing on the lighting effects of the Great Wall under different light angles. For example, in the evening, shoot at the West Wuyan Building (the best shooting spot for the sunset) under the low color temperature light of the Great Wall and the magnificent sunset scenery of the West Mountain.
- At night, head to the General's Pool. The water here is open and surrounded by mountains. At night, you can check the location in advance to prepare for the next day's filming.

** Day Two: General's Bubbly House-Movie and Television Base **
- Morning: Shoot the sunrise at the General's Pool. This place is famous for its majestic sunrise and sunset. You may see horses drinking water, playing and running, and galloping on the waves.
- In the morning, they continued to shoot around the General's Pool, such as the changes in light and shadow on the lake and the surrounding landscape.
- Afternoon: Arrive at the film and television base. The mountains here are gentle and the rivers are flat. The water and grass are abundant. The field of vision is wide and you can take pictures from all directions. If you are lucky, you will be able to take unique landscape photos.

** Day 3: Wind Gully-Princess Lake **
- Morning: Head to the Wind Gully. This was a place where hills and plains crisscrossed. The forest and grassland were an organic combination, and there were distinct layers. The mountains, grasslands, rivers, and golden wheat fields (if the season was right) in the morning fog were like an autumn painting. They could also take pictures of the original natural scenery of the Panlong River winding through the bottom of the ditch.
- Afternoon: Arrive at the Princess Lake and film the scattered cattle and sheep drinking water, the reflection of the lake and other autumn colors along the way. The scenery around the Princess Lake is pleasant, and there will be many pleasing scenery waiting to be filmed along the way.

** Day 4: Toad Dam-Return Journey **
- Morning: Arrive at Toad Dam, where there are colorful trees, sheep pens surrounded by herdsmen's wooden fences, cattle pens and other scenery, focusing on the panoramic afterglow under the light and shadow, grazing and other pictures.
- Afternoon: Final shooting to check for any missing parts, then packing up and returning home.

In terms of photography equipment, you must bring enough batteries and memory cards. It is recommended to equip the lens with a wide-angle lens (used to shoot large scenes, such as the Great Wall panoramic view, grassland scenery, etc.), a telephoto lens (used to shoot distant animals, such as horses, etc.), and a standard lens (used to shoot some mid-range scenes). At the same time, clothes and protective equipment should be prepared according to different seasons and weather. For example, the temperature difference between morning and evening on the dam is large, so thick coats may be needed even in summer; when the sun is strong, sun protection measures should be taken.
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