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Before having dinner with my parents, I still got a bit of time to capture some photos in Causeway Bay. I decided to get into the crowd and try to take the photo of the pedestrians. By using a slower shutter speed and with the help of IBIS, I was able to capture this movement.
Hong Kong is a busy city; it is always on the go. If this is your first time in Hong Kong, you will definitely be surprised how fast people move :)
Location: Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Kyoto Station is so eye catching because of its unique design. I came here multiple times and I was always in a rush that I didn't have time to explore this station.
This futuristic station makes a huge contrast to traditional city like Kyoto. Kyoto Station has everything you need: restaurants, shops, and hotels. I wish there is a station like this nice in Vancouver :D
Location: Kyoto Station, Kyoto (Japan)
As we explored deeper in Nanzenji temple., we found out an aqueduct. Compared to its Japanese surroundings, it is actually quite unique.
Because of this unique structure, many people spend a lot of time taking selfies here. We were not surprised as we did it as well :).
Location: Nanzenji, Kyoto (Japan)
We decided to visit Chionji Temple before taking train to Nara as we heard a lot of good things about this. Chion-ji Temple has one of the biggest temple gate in Kyoto.
When we were standing in front of the gate, we were speechless as we didn't expect the gate to be this gigantic. We had to go in and stand from far apart to see the whole gate. This temple is very famous by students as they always come here to pray for passing the exam and getting good grades.
Location: Chionji Temple, Kyoto (Japan)
When I first stood in fron of Heian Shrine, it reminds me of the Forbidden City in Beijing. It gives me a very calm feeling as it is located at the center of Okazaki Park.
As usual, the center of the shrine is blocked so you can only enter the shrine from the side doors. I believe that the main gate will only be opened during the major festivals.
Location: Heian Shrine, Kyoto (Japan)