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This bridge is very iconic in Causeway Bay; it has some much history as many movies were filmed here as well. This spot is also a popular location for many photographers for portraits and cityscape shots. I find the bridge super unique because of the design and shapes.
Location: Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Once we got out of the station, the first thing we saw is pretty much the Tower of the Sun. It is designed by Taro Okamoto. It is the most iconic symbol for the Expo Commemoration Park.
There are three faces for this tower. Two in the front and one from the back. For me, this tower looks like a giant bird :)
Location: Tower of the Sun, Suita (Osaka)
After the Chinese Lunar New Year Parade 2019, the snow storm came pretty quickly. I was lucky to got home pretty fast. I was thinking I should stay home and rest as I still haven't recovered from my cold.
As the snowing gets stronger, I got a feeling that I could take some great photos so I decided to get out of my comfort zone, grab my gears , go out around my neighborhood, get some photos done. In the end, it was well worth the walk as I got some interesting shots from locations that I always pass by :)
Location: Nat Bailey Stadium, Vancouver (BC)
After visiting the Tower of the Sun and took the shots we wanted, we decided to spend some time in Expo City. It is one of the largest shopping malls in Osaka which reminds me of the outlet in the United States. You can pretty much find everything you want in one place.
This is the place my girlfriend has been requested. For the next couple hours, she pretty much visited all the stores she wanted. And of course, she bought everything she wished. I actually got some gadgets from this mall too. I always want to take this ferry wheel but my girlfriend is feared of height so she didn't want to go. In the end, we decided to head to Shinsekai...
Location: Redhorse Osaka Wheel, Suita (Osaka)
I wasn't planned to do any long exposure during my street shooting but I came to this spot where long exposure will make a good photo. Unfortunately, I encounter couple problems. I didn't bring a tripod and ND filter. It is almost impossible to handheld the camera for long exposure shot.
I decided to to take many shots in slow shutter speed and stack them together in Photoshop. In the end, the result is pretty good even though I had to crop the final photo to align perfectly. X-H1's IBIS really comes in handy as I was able to handheld and get sharp photos with shutter speed of 1/4 of sec... :)
Location: Downtown Vancouver, BC (Canada)