The post box at the top of the mountain

Throwback to 2015, photographed when I went to Mt. Asamayama, Mie pref. Japan. Mails and cards thrown into the post box are collected and deliver to addressed destinations. This post box model had been retired (I am pretty sure but sorry if I lied) and disappeared in most of places in Japan, but I enjoyed

Anzac Bridge at dusk

This was almost my first sunset photography of the season.  Despite the fact, I was late to get there and I think I missed the best time to get the best light being shed by the sunset at the scene. I decided to capture Anzac Bridge from the deck at Sydney Fish Market. The wind

Full Moon of the month

Captured last night.  Sydney weather was not that good yesterday so I wasn’t expecting her appeared in the evening.  Photographing moon is another challenge for me always.  I eventually did about 90 clicks and turned out five kept at the end.  The below are top 2.  I like the first one particularly just because of

Another form of pattern

..made by passing through Sydney Harbour Bridge. Thank you for stopping by.

Hunter Valley

As I touched on my previous post, I made catch up with my friend who visited me in Sydney for the first time in ten years and it’s been six years from our last catch ups. We talked a lot about us what’s happened after our last catch-ups, and I found that she had had very

The world of Tricolor

I snapped the head part of Hornby’s Lighthouse at South Head, Sydney, when I took a walk around Watson’s Bay and Camp Cove with the guest I had from Chicago.  I did not bring my DSLR but my old iPhone6 still did a fair work. It was nice, clear day.  I think the photo caught

Camp Cove emerald

So I had got a guest from Chicago for last five days.  She headed back to Chicago this morning. We have been long standing friend which has been over twenty years, and she visited me in Sydney last time ten years ago. Here is a snapshot I took when we went to Watson’s Bay.   Water

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

Snaps at The Grounds of Alexandria

Here are a couple of snapshots I took at The Grounds of Alexandria, one of Sydney’s most famous and successful cafes. They opened sometime 5 or 6 years ago in the concept of ‘organic fresh from the garden to the table’ ( something like that, I thought…) and became popular quickly. My lazy character trait

Photos in front of a local Milk bar in Sydney

Olympia Milk Bar was city’s the oldest yet iconic milk bar in Sydney, and was closed down last year. Myself had not been there for enjoying their serving coffee or milkshakes, but the other night I chosen them for my quick photography spot to do some long exposure. In front of the shop was a