Kyon.J photographs the Li River from above, where the karst peaks of Guilin stand in fog. The river bends through the valley, its surface carrying the pale light of early morning.
One frame is near monochrome, shafts of light cutting between ridges and a line of boats trailing wakes. The other runs pink and orange at the horizon, a village laid out at the foot of the mountains.
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