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我在长达1.8万多公里的海岸线和300多万平方公里的蓝色国土上,用照相机工作了近40个春秋。在与海洋打了数十年交道之后,我把目光投向了地球之巅那曾经是海洋的,那些更高、更雄伟、更神奇的雪域山峦。2002年,在云南丽江,我第一次见到了云雾缭绕的玉龙雪山。当我再次去云南的时候,我下决心去德钦,拜谒了传说中的梅里雪山。从那以后,我一有机会就往雪域高原攀登。随着和雪山的接触日益增多,对雪山的了解也逐步加深,对于“雪山崇拜”文化理解越来越深。曾经的海洋如
I spent nearly 40 years working on a camera for the more than 18,000 kilometers of coastline and more than 3 million square kilometers of blue land. After decades of dealing with the oceans, I turned my attention to the top of the earth that once was the ocean, those higher, more majestic and more magical snow-capped mountains. In 2002, in Lijiang, Yunnan, I first saw the misty Yulong Snow Mountain. When I went to Yunnan again, I decided to go to Deqin and pay homage to the legendary Meili Snow Mountain. Since then, whenever I have a chance, I climb the snowy plateau. With the increasing contact with the snow-capped mountains, the understanding of snow-capped mountains is also gradually deepening, deepening the understanding of the “Snow Mountain worship” culture. Once the ocean