Tang an village and agricolture, a photo from Guizhou, Central

Photographer's Note

Tang an is a village in the mountain. Here you can see the terraced fields around the village and wooden houses.

Many other pictures of this lovely place in my theme.

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grigand (20290) 2007-03-25 8:58

Ciao Livia,
Bella e interessante questa immagine, mi piace molto i terrazzamenti e i tetti in controluce (anche se un pò sovraesposti).
Ciao
Andrea

brevbrev14 (140) 2007-03-26 4:46

ciao LIvia!
molto bella questa immagine!
interessantissima anche!la composizione è molto buona, forse la luce mlto forte ha creat un pò di sovraesposizione...
comunque brava!
ciao!
valeria

plimrn (21344) 2007-03-26 21:44

Ciao Livia,
I was thinking that I like the framing of the terraces in this photo better than any of your others, so I reviewed your theme. I do like seeing the interior and the curves of the terraces in the foreground. Then the rooftops march up the hill to the layers of terraces as they fade into the mist. In addition to showing the structure well, it is also attractive. SAG, Pat

vinicio (23423) 2007-03-27 4:57

Bella successione ti piani Livia, una foto ben composta e con bella prospettiva e luci, complimenti.
Buona giornata
Ciao
Vinicio

AiresSantos (56155) 2007-03-29 0:47

Ciao Livia,
Great point of view here. Beautiful composition from this persective. Nice roofs and fields lines.
Thanks and Greetings
Aires

Silvio1953 (221493) 2007-04-01 7:44

Ciao Livia, splendida vista dall'alto di questo villaggio molto caratteristico, grazie per mostraci le bellezze di questi luoghi esotici, buona domenica, ciao Silvio

PixelTerror (0) 2007-04-05 15:00

Ciao Livia,
A nice Pov overlooking the terraces and roofs of this village, I like the counterlight from the sun that lightened water and roofs well in silver
Buona sera JY

capthaddock (28790) 2007-04-12 18:25

Hi Livia - this is the authentic image of old China that every traveler would like to see, unfortunately there arent many of these left nowaday, it's great to see a few without concrete, and in harmony with its natural surroundings.