Some scenic spots photographed in Dalian during the May Day holiday

I drove to Dalian along the Bohai Sea for the May Day holiday and stayed there for two days, taking pictures of some places. Because it was the tourist season, there were really too many people, so I didn't visit some places. Photography locations: 1. Dalian Port 2. Cross-sea Bridge 3. Little Black Stone 4. Silver Beach 1. Dalian Port is connected to the Venice Water City. I heard that this place is like a ghost town when it's not a holiday, almost empty. Our group bought yacht tickets and lined up for 2 hours because there was only one yacht, which is not as fast as a sailboat, and we had to queue and wait, which was a bit of a time delay. 2. The Cross-sea Bridge was crowded with people taking photos. There were even people who fell from the viewing spot on the mountain. Using a wide-angle lens and a drone, the shots turned out pretty well. The lights at night would make it look even better. The best drone shot is probably from the middle of the bridge, but because there are many people and drones, the signal from the mountain top is not very stable. 3. For the fluorescent sea, you must go to Little Black Stone. Big Black Stone really doesn't produce good photos. The peak period for the fluorescent sea at Little Black Stone is in June and July, at 14-22 degrees, and during high tide, the photos turn out especially well. When we went there at 10 pm, it was already low tide, crowded with people, so we didn't get any good shots of the blue tears. 4. Silver Beach Park is right under the Cross-sea Bridge, and it's the best place to watch the sunset. The beach is quite photogenic, and looking at the Cross-sea Bridge from below gives you a different feeling. Lastly, next to the viewing mountain of the Cross-sea Bridge is a wildlife park, with a cable car that goes to the top of the viewing mountain. It stops running from 18:00-18:30, so if you want to come down at night, you can only walk or take a shuttle bus, but it's not officially operated. Overall, these places are still very worth photographing.