Cormorant Birds and Fisherman, Li River, Guangxi Province, China
It is an idyllic scene: clean, fresh water… green foliage… dramatic karsts… bamboo rafts… a fisherman on the rocky shoreline with his loyal cormorant birds.
What you don’t see:
Eager Tourists Pose With Cormorants, Li River, Guangxi Province, China
There is always more to the story! The Li River cormorant fisherman can be found at multiple stops along the river and in the city of Yangshuo down river, as well.
More Photo Friday, featuring travel photos at Delicious Baby.
Related Posts:
- West Street in the Rain West Street in the Rain, Yangshuo, China Yangshuo, in southeastern...
- Soon To Be Traveling – With a Mullet Sorry folks, not much to blog about. It rained all...
- Touristy But Worthwhile How’s the vacation? The sun came out today for like,...
- The Gilded Cage The older men in my neighborhood spend the day playing...
- Gumby Goes Galavanting Welcome! I introduced you to Gumby, my latest blog mascot,...
{ 6 comments… read them below or add one }
This is cool! Love to see those ‘the other side of the story’ pictures.
.-= Amy @ The Q Family´s last blog ..The White House from Afar =-.
Great shot, I love the fishing villages in general. I Central America they are completely different, much more colorful and less clothes:)
Photo Friday – Beautiful Lago Amatitlan
.-= marina villatoro´s last blog ..Beautiful Lago Amatitlan, Guatemala – Photo Friday =-.
There’s always more than one good picture at every scene. You’ve captured both here.
.-= Tim Marks´s last blog ..Photo Friday: Cape Bonavista Lighthouse – Newfoundland, Canada =-.
Oh, how I love your pictures of China. One day I will get the opportunity to visit.
.-= teeweewonders´s last blog ..Looking at the sky on Friday =-.
I think some of the most interesting shots come from the other side of the “action”…like a shot taken from the back of a stage into the audience during a concert or your second shot of the tourists taking photos here.
Thanks for sharing
.-= Dominique´s last blog ..Photo Friday =-.
Thanks everyone! I must agree that behind the scenes shots are fun to take and share. I am trying to visit you all on your blogs, but China’s Internet censorship is making it difficult! I will keep trying.