We ran into a peacock with its tail spread.
The weather was not hot, and the tigers in the zoo were lively too.
![Dsc 5120[1] enhanced Sr](/media/blog/suzhou-shangfangshan/inline-02.webp)
Lucky.
Shot on a Xiaomi 17 & a Nikon Z fc
We ran into a peacock with its tail spread.
The weather was not hot, and the tigers in the zoo were lively too.
![Dsc 5120[1] enhanced Sr](/media/blog/suzhou-shangfangshan/inline-02.webp)
Lucky.
Shot on a Xiaomi 17 & a Nikon Z fc
Only afterwards did I realise I had shot almost nothing but video and hardly any photos, so here are a few videos. The weather was not hot this time. The boat was about 40 per person, I think. I thought it was a bargain. After years of living in Wuxi I had only ever seen the plum rains; clear spring weather is rare here. I went with a friend. He is shy, so neither of us is on camera. The funny part is that we spent most of the trip trading notes on things we had seen and learned at work — it hardly felt like a day out (lol). Mostly shot on a Xiaomi 17

The gear was mostly a Xiaomi 17 and a Nikon Z fc, and I will only put photos here: video would blow through the site's bandwidth (there was a time I wished I could run my own server), and it is all 4K and 8K high-bitrate footage. I went on a weekday, in the low season. Hard to believe there were sea-view rooms for 200 a night, every night. Three days of it, starting at Yantai Hill and following the coast all the way to Yangma Island. Oh sea, you are entirely water~ Next time I plan to go back to Qingdao.

