Following the conclusion of the 2015 TAMRON Journey "Exploring the Road of Intangible Cultural Heritage," the new TAMRON Journey is about to set off in 2016. This event is organized by TAMRON Optics (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., hosted by Birdseye View Network, and co-organized by Foshan Kaixunhang (Lowepro camera bags) and Manfrotto. The TAMRON Journey "The World Through the Lens: Create with the Masters" will officially launch on May 8, 2016.
For this event, TAMRON Optics has specially invited four renowned photographers—Li Shaobai, Wang Jianjun, Hu Linqing, and Xie Mo—to join photography enthusiasts in the "TAMRON Journey – The World Through the Lens: Create with the Masters."
Participants will not only receive a TAMRON Journey commemorative gift pack worth 6,000 yuan, which includes TAMRON’s latest prime lenses, a best-selling professional Lowepro camera bag, and a classic Manfrotto tripod, but they will also have the rare opportunity to create photography works alongside four masters of the photography world—Li Shaobai, Wang Jianjun, Xie Mo, and Hu Linqing. They can discuss photography knowledge, learn techniques from the masters, and even receive personal critiques and guidance from them.
Thoughts are no match for action—call now:
010-82666200-8092;
010-82666200-8067 to sign up for the event.
"TAMRON Lens Records Beauty" cooperative photographer ambassador, member of the China Photographers Association, art committee member of the China Photographers Association's professional committees, vice chairman of the Sichuan Photographers Association, and a renowned contemporary landscape photographer in China.
http://huodong.fengniao.com/apply-2461.html.
Appendix: Introduction to shooting destinations:
· Longyan, Fujian
Shooting theme: Exploring the Hakka culture hidden within the tulou world
This photography journey will take you to the largest tulou in Longyan, Fujian—the Chengqi Building, known as the "King of Tulou." It is grand in scale, reportedly starting construction in the Chongzhen era of the Ming Dynasty and completed during the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty, spanning three generations and taking half a century to build. Its massive size, unique shape, timeless charm, and strong local flavor leave an unforgettable impression. "Four stories high, four rings around, four hundred rooms up and down; circle within circle, ring within ring, enduring three hundred years of history." The Chengqi Building impresses countless visitors with its towering, robust, rustic, and majestic architectural style, along with the dignified and elegant design of its courtyards, all harmoniously blending with the poetic charm of the mountain village.
