Just celebrated the National Day on the 31st of August. Spend the long weekend to visit some historically important sites.
The sign of wisdom is when you can fall asleep on one foot.
“Имя твоё неизвестно, подвиг твой бессмертен”
– Your name is unkown, your deed is immortal-
Again, after a long while. Here is a collection of photos from Kremlin, Moscow and the surrounding buildings.
There’s not much to say, but a new, exciting and foreign site will always trigger more inspirations and also more incentive to take more pictures. But the problem with famous, in this case, the very famous, Red Square and the building surrounding it have been shot to the death.
It’s always hard to get a new and fresh perspective from these famous sites.
It’s been a while. There’s been too much distraction, too much excuses. But at least there is one photo that I deem worthwhile to post.
Hiding flamingo
Darkness retreats,
waiting for the glorious first light,
the cool morning breeze freshen,
the burst of colours enveloping,
kaleidoscope of happiness.
Colours of Relfections
Spent a couple of hours in New Brighton, Christchurch on Friday. Brought along my Sony Nex 5n with the kit lens 18-55mm. Enjoy!..
Tinman?
Perspective…
Lights!
Mural
New Brighton Library
I am watching you
Curves
Clouds feeling a bit under..
Due to bad weather early yesterday morning and also evening, I didn’t managed to witness the supermoon. But, today just as I was dropping my wife off near her work place, I saw this incredible moonset.
Moonset after the supermoon
As darkness descends,
a remembrance of light lingers,
a quiet stillness, when the heart aches,
who will listen?
Twilight at Lake Lyndon
A field of clovers meets the sky.
The Journey To Find A Vision 