Hanoi - Halong Bay - Sapa

[futsal123]

I love pic #37.. you totally nail it. great shot!

Thanks grandmaster33.

The accommodation looks great indeed! Hoping to visit probably next year in May.

U should! May should be a good weather period to go.

 

[futsal123]

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Flowers are planted everywhere.

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Sapa Market

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Went for a short break

 

[futsal123]

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Next up, we went to Silverfall waterfall.
Its very tall waterfall but my pics didnt do any justice to it.

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Tram Ton pass.
Rode a motorbike up here. Along the way, the temperature blows hot and cold.

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Another waterfall called love waterfall

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This haolian kid keep showing off his cards to me! haha

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Took another break again

 

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In some asian countries, western food sells for high price for tourist and taste like crap.
In Sapa, those that I tried is very very good!

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Beef steak for usd4.5. Definitely beats jack place hands down.

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When the clouds take a break, the stars take over.

 

[grandmaster33]

Hi Ts, mind to share your camera set up? u did bring tripod along rite?

 

[koppite]

Very nice series. For the street and scenic pics, what focal lengths are most used?

 

[futsal123]

Hi Ts, mind to share your camera set up? u did bring tripod along rite?

D700, Tokina 17mm, 50mm 1.8D and tokina 28-70mm and a tripod for self shots.

Very nice series. For the street and scenic pics, what focal lengths are most used?

Thanks bro. I used 17 and 50mm mainly as its lighter.

 

[futsal123]

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A H'mong made me this while walking to TaVan village.
Its a simple gesture but its very heartwarming to me.

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Finally reached the village!

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The Red D'zao tribe

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One of my fav pic.
It was cloudy in Sapa and when the clouds break apart slightly, rays of light shone down onto the town.
So magical.

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