Chinese dragon or smog? Unfortunately, smog. Dragons can be seen, but rather during the Chinese New Year. Unfortunately, smog is more common. Gray, hanging, dense air pollution. This particular photo is in Shanghai, on the way to the airport. In large cities such as Guangzhou and Shanghai, roads are built at various levels. This causes smog to appear at different heights. If we add some industrial districts, power plants, factories, we have a ready recipe for smog in a Chinese city. I remember that many years ago someone accused me that my photos were so "gray". Unfortunately, this is what many cities look like for most of the year.

Category: Reportage

Camera: Nikon D7000 (lustrzanka-cyfrowa)

Added on: 20.8.2022

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ISO: 200 | Aperture: f/4.5 | Shutter speed: 1/640s | Mode: Aperture priority | Focal length: 50mm | Date taken: 23.02.2018 01:51