San Francisco, another lovely city I would be pleased and excited to revisit in the future. It’s not because the freezing cold 50F summer breeze, neither does the food or shops attracted my appetite to spend. But thank God, I made a right decision to return to this city since 2008. Life in this city, depends on how you look at it, could be pretty hectic if you don’t work fast enough and have the fear of driving down-hill. It’s mesmerizing to walk across Chinatown, witnessing how people live their Chinese lives in a foreign country, which then they call it home. (I won’t upload any Chinatown photos yet though 😉 running out of editing bandwidth) I somehow wish the summer could be warmer right at the bay area. Even though I have been here in the summer before and got a little frustrated while taking photos (solemn or pissed faces when the wind swept right on your face), the experience of being a shooter in this kind of weather proves a good exposure to an amateur like me. Anyway there are a lot of success factors which contribute to a satisfying trip, one of them is right travel partners. I have the pleasure of paving the streets with Pei Sze and a lovely couple, SM + Diana, one of the funniest and nice to mix with. So in the 1st part of the story, I shall present you the most famous pier of San Francisco. 🙂
The freedom of life – Viva La Vida, esto es San Francisco 🙂 *Mind you, this is the album cover, if you haven’t realized about it yet. Ahemm…*
Guess what he was doing then? No, you ain’t suppose to get it right. *wink*
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You gotta believe sometimes good things happen in front of us without being noticed. Glad I caught the couple were intimately sharing the moment 🙂
Shooting in the mid of passionate sea lions lovers x:-D Could see the Coit Tower and Transamerica Pyramid at the back, rising from the center of crowded buildings.
Alcatraz and Pier 39. Not a very interesting shot though @@ just for the sake of having this photo in here. Sorry.
These “fellows” entertain so many tourists, endlessly receiving cheers from the crowd. They deserve some rest, and a good back drop. 😉
Something simple that I like 🙂 It’s called the Routines of A Hundred Lost Souls 😉
Always wanted to touch the heart of a million souls. Couldn’t do it now? Well, try capturing 10, 20 or 40 first then. 😉
Another part of life, which supposed to carry joy and energy of teenage charms.
Planning to explore another side of photography, where uncertainties and casual come in. (Shot across the street with tramp rails). I was crossing the road, running.
The best thing of life, is when you know it’s short, that you gonna lose it, and you could still truly embrace it at that moment.
Photo#2: Little India is about colors. I don’t think I will get tired of looking at the colors, smelling the scents of peppers, walking the streets of this place. While I was sweating all over, a group of tri-shaws and tourists passed by.
Photo#3: I always love the back lanes. If you happened to follow my work, I have been really affectionate when dealing with the hidden treasure of restaurants, hotels and places that people don’t feel like admiring.
Photo#6: I would love to do this one day. 🙂 Thanks to the coincidence theory.
Photo#7: Exploring Little India – A “Biker’s Life”
Photo#8: Tried out new stuff. One of the continuous shots caught her eyes.
Just Flaunt It 