What are the tourist attractions in Yinchuan? What scenic spots in Yinchuan are suitable for taking pictures?

It is not enough to look at it with the eyes of tourists, but also to record it. But what if you are a person who can't take pictures and can't take beautiful scenery? This strategy suits you. Keep every beautiful moment around you.

Part of the planned annual photography trip has been carried out, and it is gradually found that after so much walking, it seems that there is rarely a suitable time to walk into my heart. In the chicken soup articles on the Internet, it always seems to say "lose yourself". But his eyes often waver like disturbed radio waves, and his speech is vague. This time, I and a few friends who felt the same way, with such confusion, drove to the desert again.

This time, I went to Yinchuan, Ningxia, from the shooting place of a westward journey, the Malanhua Sea, which evokes infinite memories, to Hooke Park with rugged terrain in Gobi, Shapotou Yellow River Beach, and then to the quiet depths of Tengger Desert. Along the way, we also saw the precious Ming Great Wall site on the Gobi Desert. The scenery along the way is as rich as a melodious pipa.

Trying to change back into a thoughtful baby in the boundless sand dunes and dry air, no cell phone and friends, no multiple identities. People who just look at the scenery, with faded memories, let themselves get lost first and then find their way home again. 30 photos, each with 30 high notes, charming and moving.

Equipment used during this period

Canon 5D3 Canon 5ds

Energy ef17-40mm f/4L USM

Canon EF24~70mmf/2.8II

Canon EF70~200mmf/2.8ISII

Sigma 50mm f/ 1.4 art

Aerial photography: DjiPhantom4Pro

Day 1: We have the same past here.

Zhenbao Beixi Film and Television City Xixia Mausoleum Malanhua Flower Sea

Plato believes that all knowledge is memory. That's right. Although you may not have been to the desert, many people are already familiar with it. Everyone has everything about the desert in his mind: music, sunset, hot air, legends under the mountain, a lonely figure who looks like himself.

Shooting time: 16:00- 18:00

Recommended: 3 and a half stars

On the first day after the landing of Yinchuan Hedong Airport, we went directly from Helan County to the Ring Expressway, drove for 40 minutes, passed the Xixia Mausoleum and came to Zhenbeibao West Film and Television City, where the story of Supreme Treasure was filmed.

From the frontier fortress in Ming and Qing Dynasties to the northwest desert in countless China films, Zhenbeibao itself is a legend. From a distance, there are only two colors here: a yellow castle with undulating horizon and a tiny blue sky hidden behind it. It's red sorghum, a Chinese Odyssey, and Xinlongmen Inn. Everything in front of me looks strange and familiar.

Aperture: f/2.8 Shutter: 1/800ISO: 100

Warm reminder: In the old version of Journey to the West, four disciples passed by, and the same dusk happened to be met by us. Choose to shoot at a low angle and let the ancient pagoda block some light. The soft light effect can make the surface of the tower appear clearer in the picture.

Time suggestion:1h.

Aperture: f/5.6 Shutter: 1/500ISO: 100.

Earth-made mausoleum platform is located at the foot of Helan Mountain, which can only be seen from the perspective of God, and its grand layout is symmetrical with the north-south central axis.

Aperture: f/5.6 Shutter: 1/500ISO: 100.

May and June are the flowering periods of Malania in Yinchuan Plain, and clusters of tiny and delicate purple flowers bloom in the barren plain. Do you remember humming a tune about this flower when you were a child? "One two three four five six seven, Malan flowers bloom twenty-one."

Aperture: f/2.8 Shutter: 1/400ISO: 100

Tip: When the light is insufficient, try to turn on the headlights and let the warm yellow light shine directly on the flowers. Doing so can capture the transparency of petals.

Aperture: f/ 14 shutter: 1/60ISO: 100 focal length: 200mm.

Aperture: f/4 shutter: 1/800ISO: 100.

The motorcade has gone deep into the desert. We can't tell whether the movie scenes we saw along the way were superimposed on the desert scenery, or whether the desert covered up the original memory, which is becoming vivid at the moment.

Rolling mountains in the distance, gray-green vegetation and gravel nearby, and occasionally sheep and horses pass leisurely. Time seems to be playing a game of pause, and suddenly it runs away slowly, so slowly that you have to stop and look at the whitewashed world and yourself.

Hook Park Tengger Desert is bathed in the morning light. We chose a route through Hooke Park, followed the Gobi terrain at the southernmost tip of Helan Mountain, climbed the mountain and jumped into the depths of Tengger Desert. When the last telephone pole becomes a vertical line like a match, the mobile phone becomes an MP3 player that can only listen to music. After getting used to it, it is more like a long-lost liberation.

Shooting time: 8:00-23:00 (shooting along the way)

Recommended: 5 stars

Overlooking the rugged canyon, layers of rock gullies are like chapped brown skin. From the foot of the Ming Great Wall, on the high ground beside the beacon tower, the wheels turned sharply and plunged into the desert.

Aperture: f/8 Shutter: 1/400ISO: 100

Tips: The unique form of the Great Wall site is used to lay out the picture, and the contrast before and after increases the sense of extension of the ancient building and the level of the picture.

Aperture: f/8 Shutter: 1/240ISO: 100.

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Herdsmen easily climbed the Gobi slope and found sheep on one side of the towering cliff. They are the most agile climbers, and their eyes reflect the light clouds and grasslands in the forest.

Aperture: f/5.6 Shutter: 1/200ISO: 100.

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Tip: Staring at the empty desert for a long time will inevitably lead to boredom. Then draw your attention back to the things around you or your traveling companion. Take out a 200mm long lens to bring the vision of still life out of the depth of field, which is a meaningful road memorial.

Aperture: f/4 shutter: 1/400ISO: 100.

Aperture: f/2.8 Shutter: 1/200ISO: 100

It was near dusk when we crossed the Gobi and reached the hinterland of the desert. The golden sunset gives the illusion that the day is far from over.

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Aperture: f/4 shutter: 1/320ISO: 100.

In the desert, every living thing is very small. A big machine made of solid iron sheet is like a black beetle walking through the sand dunes here.

Aperture: f/2.8 Shutter: 1/50ISO:200

Pay close attention to the afterglow reflected by the window. After nightfall, try to keep the subject close to the light source, or put a light source at the rear of the car as an auxiliary light, or shoot directly by the campfire.

Aperture: f/2.8 Shutter: 1/40ISO:2000

The dark blue sky in the desert looks hairy, just like a giant carpet that is about to cover your body. A huge, deep night wraps people up, and past thoughts roll in your mind like boiling water. You hear your breathing and feel the direction of blood flowing all over your body. Every time you blink, it's like a lifetime.

Aperture: f/4.5 Shutter: 1/30ISO:2000

The next day: there is no service, but there is plenty of time.

I saw the quicksand castle and caught up with the magnificent sunset. On the last day, we decided to get up early to welcome the sunrise. After a two-day journey, it's like emptying the wastebasket of the computer and deleting all the chat records. What awaits us will be a bright and brand-new day.

Desert sunrise

Shapotou Huanghe Beach

Shooting time: 5 o'clock-12 o'clock

Recommended: 4 stars

Aperture: f/4 shutter: 1/50ISO:200

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Tip: Wetlands will appear near the edge of the desert. If you bend down to shoot, you can capture the undulating sand dunes and reflections on the water in the distance.

Aperture: f/ 1.8 shutter:11600ISO:100.

Focus end: 50mm opposite the wetland. In addition to receiving the signal again, the scenery on both sides of the road also came alive. The gray grass turned into emerald green, undulating and flourishing.

Aperture: f/ 10 Shutter:1125 ISO:100.

Tips: Backlight shooting people may only record the outline, but shooting scenery can bring rich and soft pictures.

Aperture: f/2.8 Shutter: 1/2000ISO: 100

Tips: Travelers are different from professional models, and snapping photos may be more complete than deliberately posing!

Aperture: f/5.6 Shutter: 1/500ISO: 100.

The Yellow River has nine bends and eighteen bends. In Yinchuan, we met the upper reaches of the Yellow River and ran eastward.

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Aperture: f/9 Shutter:1100 ISO:100.

The long night in the past has turned into repeated fragrance, and the dawn of the long desert is as gorgeous as mountains and seas. Dreams that will be forgotten before dawn are hard to tell.

Time distorts two channels, where the past, present and future meet. Dreaming of a dreamlike time makes people see the present and eternity at the same time.

Without the electronic anxiety and tangled troubles in the gravel gap, everything from right to wrong becomes clear. -Now I'm the real me.

It's me of the same kind. I returned to this city. May each of us never forget the past and fear the future.

Day 3: I dreamed of the future.

Beef and mutton are common in northern China, but sheep in Yinchuan are the grass roots that eat saline-alkali grassland in Ningxia Plain. The meat is fresh and tender, and it has the effect of food supplement. Enjoy the cold hand-grabbed mutton. There are Muslim restaurants in Yinchuan, large and small, and there are just-cut charcoal kebabs in Huaiyuan Night Market.

Don't underestimate these two simple dishes, which are the most authentic golden yellow free-range eggs and cold shallots used by herders on the edge of the desert to entertain us.

Eat before you walk.

Yes, it can only be recommended here.

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The most luxurious and quiet villa in China at 37 north latitude.

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Teach you how to help your friends shoot a non-tourist Hideteru.

Draw a picture with the sunrise in the distance. Put the metal fuselage into the picture, the burning clouds in the front window and the golden horizon in the distance wrap the silhouette of the characters in a warm atmosphere. Exposure, taking the position of the sun in the clouds as a reference point, would rather be underexposed than overexposed, and fully restore the color level of the sunrise.