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Uji is a very interesting town. This little town is separated by the famous river, Uji River. Locals and tourists can get to the other side of the town quickly by using Asagiri bridge. This bridge connects to an island on Uji River and then it connects to the other side of Uji town.
An ultra wide angle lens makes this bridge looks so long :D
Location: Asagiri-bashi, Japan (Uji)
After our one-day road trips to different districts, we finally got back to Taipei and got ourselves ready to meet up my high school friends. One thing I really love about Taipei city is that Taipei 101 is so visible in different areas. I really like the building at night rather than daytime.
Throughout the dinner, my high school friends recommended me to go Fujhoushan Park (福州山公園) to get the city view of Taipei. They said that park is pretty local.
Location: Taipei, Taiwan
Before heading back to the hotel, I had to make a stop to the President Hall Plaza. It is a place that I always pass by when visiting Taipei and always missed.
Most of the major events are always hosted here (National Day). I always see a lot of beautiful photos taken here with the plaza as the background. Even though there wasn't anything happening during my stay, it was still nice to come and see this in person.
Location: President Hall Plaza, Taiwan (Taipei)
Whenever I drive pass by Vancouver City Hall, I always told myself I have to come here for some night photography. Unfortunately, I gave myself too many excuses not to come and explore this area until this weekend.
I find Vancouver City Hall at night is actually more prettier than it was during the daytime. It is a well-known landmark in the area and also a popular location for filming.
Location: Vancouver City Hall, BC
First off, I just sold my Fujifilm X-T2. I guess my future photos in December will be on X-H1. Many people on my IG asked me if I am going to get the new X-T3 as a replacement. As for now, I am not sure yet.
One thing I really enjoy using X-H1 is definitely the IBIS. In Japan, I could hardly use my tripod simply because many temples prohibited the use of monopod and tripod; some places even ban selfie sticks. In low light situation, IBIS really comes in very handy.
Location: Yasaka Shrine, Japan (Kyoto)
The centre of Yasaka Shrine is where most paper lanterns are hanged. Each paper lantern is inscribed with the name of the donor to express their gratitude to the shrine.
There are more than 400 paper lanterns in just this wooden stage of the Yasaka Shrine. There are more throughout other areas of the shrine. No wonder this shrine is one of the most popular shrines in Kyoto! :)
Location: Yasaka Shrine, Japan (Kyoto)
Just a little small decoration on your famous "golf ball" When I took this photo, I shot another one that is out of focus with only bokeh balls.
Then when I processed the shot, I combined both shots and showed only the bokeh balls on the science world. The result comes out to be better than I expected. Have a great weekend everyone :)!
Location: Science World at Telus World of Science, Vancouver (BC)
Dzisiaj Sesyjka w takim budynku... 😉🇪🇸🌴
Może nie najwyższy i nie najajpiękniejspzy- ale stoi w pierwszej lini przy plaży 👌. Mega lubię takie swobodne kadry - tym bardziej, że architektura Benidormu pozwala na wiele ❤️
Na IG niebawem cała sesja, włącznie z basenem na dachu tego Apartamentowca, oraz spory BackStage podczas fotografowania😎
As soon as I entered the church, I was shocked because it is tremendously beautiful. The architecture of this building is truly amazing. This is probably the first church I had been to that gave me this feeling.
I was actually surprised not many people came here for a visit. One of the staff greeted us and told us we are free to walk around, take photos, and explore the church.
Location: Christ Church Cathedral, Victoria (Canada)