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I just can't go back to the hotel without paying a visit to Tokyo Tower. Even though I took a look of it couple days ago, I just have to see it again up close. There are few spots that you can go and Shiba Park is one of them.
This park is just couple minutes away from Tokyo Tower and it is so quiet at night. In addition, there isn't anything blocking your view.
Location: Shiba Park, Japan (芝公園)
A sunny weekend for everybody out there!
Your rainbow panorama
Besuchen Sie die Skulptur "Your rainbow panorama" auf dem Dach des Aarhuser Kunstmuseums ARoS. Sie können hier das riesige, farbenfrohe Kunstwerk des dänisch-isländischen Künstlers Olafur Eliasson betreten.
Panorama Aussicht
Über eine Treppe bzw. mit Hilfe eines Aufzugs wird der runde aus Glas gestaltete in allen Farben des Lichtspektrums erstrahlende Panoramaweg mit einem Durchmesser von 52 Metern zugänglich sein. Sie bekommen dann auf den 150 Metern eine Rundumsicht über die gesamte Stadt.
ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum
Das Konzept des ARoS-Gebäudes beruht auf Dantes "Göttlicher Komödie". Mit dem Dachprojekt wird die künstlerisch gestaltete Verbindung zwischen Himmel und Hölle vollendet. Die Hölle wird auf der ersten Museumsetage mit dem Ausstellungskonzept „De 9 rum“ (Die 9 Räume) dargestellt, wo u.a. Werke von Bill Viola, James Turrell, Tony Oursler und Pipilotti Rist gezeigt werden. Der Himmel wird durch Your rainbow panorama symbolisiert.
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Our initial plan was to stay here for an hour before heading out for dinner. Unfortunately, many photographers, including me, had so much fun taking photos that we decided to stay longer.
Someone from our group even skipped dinner just wanting to spend more time taking time lapse of this Potala Palace.
The more I look at this palace. The more I think about my decision of this trip. I have no regret traveling this far at all :)
Location: Potala Palace, China (Lhasa)
The first thing we did in Nanzenji was to get up here for this stunning view. Getting to the second story of Nanzen-ji's Sanmon was quite difficult as the stairs were very steep.There is a warning sign to be very careful going up and down the stairs.
But in the end, it is all worth all the effort. The view from the Sanmon Gate was beautiful. we believed that it will be even more stunning when the red leaves were here. During that moment, the sun was too strong so I needed to bracket my shot to get a proper exposure....after editing, I am pleased with the results :D
Location: Nanzenji, Kyoto (Japan)
After a quick walk in Ōkōchi Sansō, it was time to move on. In Arashiyama area, there are just so many temples and they are just 5-10mins walk distance. My next destination is Tenryū-ji (天龍寺). It is one of the most famous and visited temples in Kyoto.
Many people come here in the autumn for maple leaves photos. Most of the complex in Tenryū-ji are opened to the public but most people will spend the time in the Sōgen Pond and Ōhōjō. The scenery here is just amazing.
Location: Tenryu-ji, Japan (Kyoto)
Sometimes, you just have to wait patiently to get the shot you want. I waited for 15mins so that everyone on the bridge got their shot before I took mine.
It is a waiting game that I love doing :)
Location: Tofukuji, Kyoto (Japan)
In Autumn, biking is one of the funniest way to enjoy Vancouver. Unlike driving, you can stop anytime for photos. I decided to bike from my home to Stanley Park to capture some autumn shots.
The bike lane from Vancouver to Downtown Vancouver is so well designed that you pretty much can't miss a turn. By the time I passed by the Sylvia Hotel, I had to make a stop for this shot. The autumn leaves make this building looks extra beautiful. It is one of famous landmarks for photos and I am not surprised :)
Location: Downtown Vancouver, BC (Canada)
Kinkakuji is always packed with tourists. There is no exception when I arrived. The overall experience wasn't the most pleasant one as people from the back kept pushing me.
To be honest, after seeing this Golden Pavilion, there isn't much to see anymore. The other parts of the temple are quite overrated. I actually spent less than half an hour in this place. You cannot go inside of the Golden Pavilion so you can just take the photo from the distance. So overall, this place is somewhat disappointing in comparison to other temples I go. Next stop, Ryoan-Ji (one of my favorite temples of this trip)
Location: Kinkaku-ji, Japan (Kyoto)