ep.04 Photographer's Road Trip in Korea | Swan's graceful wings

Today's episode 4 visited 'Gyeongancheon Wetland Ecological Park' in Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do. Located in Toechon-myeon, Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do, Gyeongancheon Wetland Ecological Park can be accessed in about an hour from Seoul and Bundang. At one time, Gyeongancheon was seriously polluted, but since 2006, the 'Gyeongancheon Restoration' project has been started. In 2011, it became a grade 2 water quality river. After that, the number of swans that appeared in Gyeongancheon increased over the years. Recently, it is said that more than 300 to 400 animals come here every winter to rest. The goose, which belongs to Anatidae, is also called swan (白鳥), a Chinese character meaning white bird. It was designated as a natural monument of Korea in 1968. It shows the results of human efforts to preserve and live in harmony with nature. It was a beautiful scene. I used a 70-200mm lens when shooting, but if you use a 300-600mm lens, You can take a closer look and capture the swan. However, the 70-200mm angle of view is also not bad if you want to blend in with the surrounding landscape. thank you Kim Joo-won's dream   / photographer_kimjoowon   -------------------------------------------------- ---- Camera : SONY A7R5 Lens : SONY 70-200 F4 G, Tamron 28-70mm F2.8 Action Cam: DJI Osmo Action 3 -------------------------------------------------- ---- BGM: Slow Motion by Benjamin Tissot https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free...