Sails and top of the bridge

Photographing tourist (or popular) spot and/or architectures become a challenge for me to do sometimes because in most of times I would like to capture them without humans (or have them but in minimal like silhouette). It was a good sunny weekend when this was taken and there were many people out for enjoying their

Big circle in Darling Harbour

Another shot out of the same night photography at Darling Harbour, Sydney. This was one of many photos I took of ferris wheels.  The front side of the wheels (the shot caught its back) lit up with colours and it was reflected on the hotel window.  I took many because I would have caught the

Resting 2

I put this title with ‘2’ because I referred to my earlier post last week. And yes, this was photographed same morning and the both were ‘resting’ on the ‘shed’ together. Monochrome Madness hosted by Leanne Cole . Monochrome Madness is the community space she opens for other photographers and audiences who love monochrome / black

Resting

This was photographed when I explored path in a park which I had seldom visited. The main part was made open for sports people that tennis courts and field were available to play. At that time there were people with their dogs unleashed while some others were playing football. I found some small boats including

A little story at a bus stand

This photo is a one of them I had done the other night. And this is my contribution to this week’s Monochrome Madness hosted by Leanne Cole . Monochrome Madness is the community space she opens for other photographers and audiences who love monochrome / black and white photos. Here gives me a great opportunity and

Boisterous winter morning

And I made this photo my contribution to this week’s Monochrome Madness hosted by Leanne Cole with theme:  Seasons. Monochrome Madness is the community space she opens for other photographers and audiences who love monochrome / black and white photos. Here gives me a great opportunity and challenges about monochrome images. As it is open community,

Swans made good reflection in their stillness

I caught this in my morning walk at in the park nearby where my family lives. This park is popular among locals and visitors, and the pond is busy with boats and swan boats floating and cruising, and I really like visiting there in off-peak time and watching the reflection made in the still water.

Active lane with after-party vibe

This was photographed Sydney city the other night. I first passed in front of of the lane but took my steps back to peek in and took a couple of shots because of the cheerful loud voice overheard from inside it. This photo is my contribution to this week’s Monochrome Madness hosted by Leanne Cole.

Leaving foggy Sydney behind

This was caught in the same morning when I took them. I love watching and photographing fog and haze so I was lucky to get to the spot though it was just before clearing all up. This photo is my contribution to this week’s Monochrome Madness hosted by Leanne Cole. Monochrome Madness is the community

Stillness on off duty time

This was photographed at a local park in Tokyo where my family house locates nearby. It was rather still early and the recreational boats were all rested at small bay on the pond. The boats interested me as subject to catch because of their gathered form which was nicely aligned.  I took some photos from