A view of Sydney city and suburbs

This was taken in the morning sometime ago.  It was morning and beginning of they day of beautiful Sunday. Sky was clear and no clouds.  This photo was quite straightforward and no particular source of which makes the image more dramatic.  But I think I well caught the view of Sydney that made me happy

Dancing in the summer

I was photographing water flows at Maroubra beach, NSW, while I was waiting for a person to come. This beach is a rare spot to visit once in a while so it was a fun photography time for me. This shot was taken near Mahon pool, the rock pool located north side of Maroubra beach. 

Weekly Photo Challenge: Growth

This is throw back to sometime winter last year. I came in Blue Mountain national park in an early morning.  Weather was not ideal, it was foggy, misty, and cold.  As we continued our foot to further down to photograph waterfalls, I noticed this wild flower.  They grew out of cracks of rock wall and

Awaiting departure

This was photographed at Palm Beach at Northern Beaches on one of after Christmas day.  This ferry wharf is for the ferries connecting the Palm Beach with local towns at Central Coast located on opposite shore of the inland sea. It was a relaxed morning, it was before that the area is being packed with

Weekly Photo Challenge: 2017 Favorites

Here are my 2017 favourites; the photos caught sunrise at Byron Bay Lighthouse in September.  I missed to catch but saw silhouette of whales and dolphins up and down on the ocean that took morning sunlight.  It’s like they were dancing. I took many photographs this year and I really like some of them, but eventually

Serene morning at the shrine

I would like to share a couple of more photographs out of decent amount that I took at Fujiyoshida Sengen Jinja shrine (富士吉田浅間神社), which I mentioned in my previous blog with a photo (here). It was a cold morning in early spring season and base areas of Mt. Fuji remained snow unmelted on the roadside.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Ascend

This is my submission to this week’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Ascend. When I stepped into the centre of this tree bunch to look up above, it realised me how little me attempting to find out how big they are, its non-sense right. They live way longer than me and that’s enough to be respected that

The presence of modernism

I went to Japan four times this year for various reasons and in ranging from 4 days to 15 days per stay.  First visit of the year was pure holiday and caught up with my family and friends there.  Second and third stay were for some stuff to do which I did not expect in

Wing of ANZAC Bridge loomed out

Sydney has two iconic bridges connecting CBD with suburbs.  One is famous Harbour Bridge and the other is ANZAC Bridge.  The both are beautiful architectures although the figure that architected for each is very different.  Harbour Bridge is very classic suspension bridge with arch, while, ANZAC Bridge is more modern bridge stayed by wires.  The

Large and smalls – Traffic congestion over Sydney Harbour

I went down to Circular Quay this week after-work to take some photographs. Quay becomes busy toward the summer with having cruise ships to call for port. That early evening, there was one ship at Quay and was about on the departure. This time, Sydney harbour is even more congesting with traffic, but I enjoy