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Photographer * James *  * James * {Karma:20200}
Project N/A Camera Model Fuji Finepix S5000
Categories Landscape
Travel
Transportation
Film Format
Portfolio China
Lens Fujinon
Uploaded 7/15/2004 Film / Memory Type Digital ISO160
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 1462 Shutter 1/250
Favorites Aperture f/4.0
Critiques 12 Rating
6.42
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Location City -  Qiaotou
State -  YUNNAN
Country - China   China
About This is the road (or what's left of this section of it) that makes up the lower trail of this amazing piece of landscape. A landslide occurred a few days previous to my arrival (common during the rainy season) and unfortunately (so I'm told) took some people along with this piece of road. The upper trail is a hiking path that offers equally amazing views. Incidentally, the truck in this view carried me into town after I disembarked from another vehicle and walked across the bit of road that's left. It's a long way down.
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* James * * James *   {K:20200} 9/18/2005
hi ian.... the two weeks i spent in yunnan were rather cloudy and rainy. early to mid-july can be like that. its probably cloud we're looking at there and both typical and seasonal.

best wishes ~ james

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Ian McAllister   {K:124} 9/17/2005
This is a great scene and I like the view of the exposed limestone cliffs with the cracks; rather a fragile spot for a road but where else could it go?

There is a lot of haze in the shot, is that typical or seasonal?

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Alison DuFlon Alison DuFlon   {K:36566} 2/21/2005
Hopefully not too much will be lost in the meantime. alison

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* James * * James *   {K:20200} 2/21/2005
"Progress" is very subjective. of course, as you probably know Alison, china is developing rapidly. and since china has little in the way of lobby groups at this point in time (they're in the very embryonic stages), there are few people who can stand up and say "this isn't right." Lobby groups will take a long time to develop into an effective force here. The government is still in firm control of things like this.

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Alison DuFlon Alison DuFlon   {K:36566} 2/21/2005
What a shame, it seems as if progress never benefits the environment. Alison

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* James * * James *   {K:20200} 2/21/2005
alison, apparently the chinese government has plans to put a dam right through the middle of this place. it's still a long way off of being done, but if true, i'm glad i saw this beautiful mountainous area of china when i did. it may never be the same once dam workers get in there and start doing whatever it is they're going to do.

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Alison DuFlon Alison DuFlon   {K:36566} 2/21/2005
Wow this is a scary view. Beautifully taken and very brave of you to get that close, in Guatemala we also have a lot of these landslides(not at this height) and you just never know when they will happen. Congratulations on Featured Donor, I had nominated this picture and I'm glad they used it. Alison

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Shkelzen Domi   {K:973} 2/10/2005
Wauuuuuuuuuwwwwwwwwwwwww - very very nice

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Konstantin Yudintsev   {K:3253} 7/31/2004
That's one sucide trail there! I love this.

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Sam Andre Sam Andre   {K:12484} 7/18/2004
Very good picture...manages to capture the whole setup and to cover a considerable hight... Vertigo would be killing here:)

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Rob Hartill   {K:398} 7/16/2004
Wow. An amazing sight.

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Tim  Schumm Tim  Schumm   {K:29196} 7/15/2004
what a great story ...cant believe i'm the only one commenting on this. Your photo really gives a sense of depth and a shiver in the stomach. excellent photo.

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