Less than a week ago, I visited Yellowstone National Park for the third time.
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Category: Travel
Crazy Horse Memorial
Earlier last week, before we left South Dakota for Yellowstone, my aunt and I visited the Crazy Horse Memorial which is about 30 minutes from the motel. Continue reading “Crazy Horse Memorial”
#WeekendCoffeeShare: Road Trip Ending
If we were having coffee, I would tell you good morning and thanks for joining me for another lovely weekend chat. Continue reading “#WeekendCoffeeShare: Road Trip Ending”
Photo of the Day!
After another exhaustive six hours drive, I finally made it home from Yellowstone safe and sound. Continue reading “Photo of the Day!”
Photo of the Day!
Damn you, internet! 😠 Ever since I got to the motel in Keystone, South Dakota, I haven’t been able to upload pictures onto my blog. Continue reading “Photo of the Day!”
Reflection on the Water
Ochre Paintpots
Saskatchewan Glacier
Valley of Five Lakes
Field, Alberta, Canada
Lake Minnewanka
#WeekendCoffeeShare: Back in the U.S.
If we were having coffee, I would tell you good morning and thanks for joining me for another lovely weekend chat and yes, I’m back in the U.S. Continue reading “#WeekendCoffeeShare: Back in the U.S.”
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge – Isolated Subjects
After spending the last week visiting four of Canada’s amazingly beautiful national parks, I’ve encountered plenty of animals – birds, bears, deer, big horn sheep, and mountain goats. Continue reading “Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge – Isolated Subjects”
Photo of the Day!
I spent the first three days of this week along Route 93 also known as Icefields Parkway. Continue reading “Photo of the Day!”
Photo of the Day!
Here is a panorama I took over the weekend when I visited Kootenay National Park in British Columbia, Canada. Continue reading “Photo of the Day!”
Dangerous Act
When I saw the topic for this week’s photo challenge, I went scratching my head. Continue reading “Dangerous Act”
#WeekendCoffeeShare: Weekend in Canada
If we were having coffee, I would tell you good morning and thanks for joining me for another lovely weekend chat and WELCOME TO CANADA! Continue reading “#WeekendCoffeeShare: Weekend in Canada”
Photo of the Day!
Before I change the photo topic from China to Canada, I want to share one more picture I took in China. That was shot in China’s Grand Canyon, as I hobbled along the trail. What to say about this photo? Hmm… Beautiful name, weird translation for the safety sign.
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Technical Details
Sony NEX-5T v. 1.00 (f/4.5, 29 mm, ISO-12800, 1/1250 sec)
Photo of the Day!
Here’s an oddball picture for ya! Continue reading “Photo of the Day!”
Photo of the Day!
I’m starting to have trouble with these Photo of the Day posts, probably because I need new ones. Continue reading “Photo of the Day!”
Winter and Water – Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge
This week’s topic is winter and water. Continue reading “Winter and Water – Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge”
Photo of the Day!
Photo of the Day!
Just like most of the pictures I post on my blog, there’s a wonderful story that goes with each one. Continue reading “Photo of the Day!”
Photo of the Day!
Since this is my last week in China, I will be posting some shots that I took a while back as a reflection of my time in China. Continue reading “Photo of the Day!”
Which Way in Zhongshan Park
These will probably be my last which way pictures of China. Continue reading “Which Way in Zhongshan Park”
Photo of the Day!
I am borrowing my aunt’s picture because I couldn’t get the camera out quick enough. Continue reading “Photo of the Day!”
Photo of the Day!
You know, I thought phone cameras are supposed to be better these days but this picture didn’t turn out like I had expected. Continue reading “Photo of the Day!”
Photo of the Day!
What is this man pulling? He is pulling ginger to make ginger candy, a specialty of the Zhangjiajie, Hunan region. I shot this on the second night of my recent road trip. I found it interesting that this ginger candy resembled nothing like the ones my mom buys in Asian markets in the U.S. Therefore, I must get some of these. In fact, I’ll show you another picture of these ginger candies as a bonus for today’s post.
After it’s been pulled long enough, the ginger is cut into bite-size pieces and hardened. The spiciness of the candy is dependent on the age of the ginger, the older the ginger is, the more spicy the candies will turn out. To be honest, I couldn’t take any of it. The candies were too spicy for me. I felt like my mouth was on fire.
Technical Details
Picture 1 (top): Sony NEX-5T v. 1.00 (f/4, 16 mm, ISO-1000, 1/160 sec)
Picture 2: Sony NEX-5T v. 1.00 (f/4.5, 24 mm, ISO-1000, 1/160 sec)
