This was way before I learned how to use a DSLR camera, a few travel traces that always stay in my mind… What a relaxing entry to the restroom. Mediterranean terra cotta with the accent of fresh green and aged white trims, the tastefully arranged pots, and the selective varieties of plants. (Spain) This isContinue reading “A Place to Relax – memories from travels”
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Sunshine
Pleasure is to live in Northwest if not for the long winter. Luckily sunshine is quietly stepping in this week. It brightens the day and energizes me. Going through my photo library and found three sunshine-related images. Just to share them for fun. Sun is the source of all-positive elements. It is charming any timeContinue reading “Sunshine”
Windows with views – Travel
If not for the long hours inflight and all sorts of travel restrictions, I would go back to Taiwan now and enjoy the luxury to live normally. For years, I was not disciplined enough to download pictures and do the due diligence to edit and delete after each shot. It’s now the good time toContinue reading “Windows with views – Travel”
Memories from Travels
My new normal is to conduct home and hobby projects working from a planned list and a designated timeline. I like to be able to adjust my pace to make the process fun and relaxing, and yet, not to waste the time away. Most of my intensive travel was done while I was still workingContinue reading “Memories from Travels”
Lost in Vegas
Las Vegas was not, is not, and won’t be my destination. It is, however, my convenient transit point to Utah national parks. Wrongly booked my return date, I ended up having to spend one more day here. I thought I would be overwhelmed by boredom, but not at all. You will see why. I alsoContinue reading “Lost in Vegas”
Natural Sculpture – Lower Antelope Canyon
natural It’s unusual for me not to post anything in a week. And yet it’s quite challenging to travel in the 110-degree temperature. Besides, I’d decided not to carry my laptop also no editing or posting through any handheld devices. Below are again ‘vacation pictures’. Busing time is long while stops for photography is short.Continue reading “Natural Sculpture – Lower Antelope Canyon”
New York, New York (3) – Architecture
Three days are barely enough to photograph in New York City. Wherever you go, there is a multitude of people and there is beautiful architecture, interior, and exterior. Unexpected, I was so drawn to the architecture, I lost my attention on the candid shots that I originally planned for the trip. One World Trade CenterContinue reading “New York, New York (3) – Architecture”
New York, New York (2) – Central Park, Skyscapers
New York is one of the ultimate destinations for tourists and photographers. I have been here numerous times, but the visit to Central Park is my first. Central Park occupies 842.60 acres, more than 5 times of Washington Park in Oregon. I entered the south entrance on 59th street and later discovered that I hadContinue reading “New York, New York (2) – Central Park, Skyscapers”
New York, New York (1) – street photography
Happy Thanksgiving !!! While many are busy exploring Black Friday deals, I am posting a ‘Black Wednesday’ blog (with B&W pictures :-). With street photography in mind, I went to New York and walked around Manhattan for three full days. Though I have been there more than 20 times in the past, I have neverContinue reading “New York, New York (1) – street photography”
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