Abandoned Theme Parks
1. The amusement park that made me want to visit and take my camera along was the "Land of OZ" theme park in Beach Mountain, North Carolina. What made me want to go there was the eerie feel that the photos would give when you took them. Also because there were multiple settings that you could visit, and take pictures of.
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3. -Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
-Kuang Si Falls, Luang Prabang, Laos
-Torres del paine National Park, Patagonia Chile
-Northern Lake Baikal, Russia
-Huacachine, Peru
4. Photo by: All That's Interesting - Northern Lake Baikal, Russia
5. I think that it would be fun to document Northern Lake Baikal in Russia because in the winter time this clear freshwater lake freezes over and shards of turquoise ice is formed on the top of the water. What interests me about this place is that since the water is so clear when it freezes over you can see the frozen ice shards quite far down in the water which give a good perception of how deep it is, also you can walk and drive across the ice during the winter which can result in some nice wide shots of the entire lake. The type of photos I would like to take there is pictures of the ice crystals forming at the top.
6. To take photos of the Northern Lake Baikal in Russia, you would need a neutral density gradient filter to get the wide view range of the entire landscape. It will be easy to fly there, and you will probably have to go to a small, old village called Nizhneangarsk, and from there travel to the lake. Also you have to be aware of bears, but they will usually stay away from humans, and in the summer watch out for wave because they can get up to 3meters high and it is really cold.
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3. -Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
-Kuang Si Falls, Luang Prabang, Laos
-Torres del paine National Park, Patagonia Chile
-Northern Lake Baikal, Russia
-Huacachine, Peru
4. Photo by: All That's Interesting - Northern Lake Baikal, Russia
5. I think that it would be fun to document Northern Lake Baikal in Russia because in the winter time this clear freshwater lake freezes over and shards of turquoise ice is formed on the top of the water. What interests me about this place is that since the water is so clear when it freezes over you can see the frozen ice shards quite far down in the water which give a good perception of how deep it is, also you can walk and drive across the ice during the winter which can result in some nice wide shots of the entire lake. The type of photos I would like to take there is pictures of the ice crystals forming at the top.
6. To take photos of the Northern Lake Baikal in Russia, you would need a neutral density gradient filter to get the wide view range of the entire landscape. It will be easy to fly there, and you will probably have to go to a small, old village called Nizhneangarsk, and from there travel to the lake. Also you have to be aware of bears, but they will usually stay away from humans, and in the summer watch out for wave because they can get up to 3meters high and it is really cold.
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