One thing I love about Japan is their railway system. I love how efficient, punctual and comprehensive it is. I also love how the trains look so aesthetic pleasing. I do find the train/subway system to be a bit intimidating due to its complexity. But the bottom line about it is that it simply works […]
The post recounts a 10-day trip to Tokyo by the author and his wife celebrating their 30th anniversary. They visited in late November, enjoying beautiful autumn colors and nice cold weather. They explored various attractions, stayed in Shinjuku, and appreciated Tokyo’s vibrant atmosphere and coffee culture while traveling light and capturing memories.
My wife and I traveled to Baguio City for a quick 3-day getaway, looking forward to a refreshing break from our daily routines. It was great to just go and decompress with no agenda in mind, allowing us to explore the beautiful city at our own pace. For this trip, we didn’t stay in our […]
The author reminisces about their love for Hong Kong, detailing their recent trip with family, sharing insights on the city’s changes, food, and experiences. They express gratitude for cherished moments and plans to return someday. The trip marks significant milestones, including family bonding and reuniting with a long-lost friend after 35 years.
The writer and their family traveled to Boracay for a 3-day stay, opting for a quieter spot away from the crowded white beach. They stayed at the Savoy Hotel, enjoying calm and private beaches. Despite the crowded commercial areas, they savored the sunset and welcomed the new year with beachside fireworks. Overall, a memorable and enjoyable trip.
It’s been a while since I shot these CHRISTmas bokeh shots. Had some free time after dinner and decided to do a quick shoot. In the midst of our hustle and bustle, parties and celebration, let us not forget the real reason for this season – our Lord Jesus Christ. All shots were shot RAW with my ancient […]
A father emotionally shared his reflections on letting go of his daughter, Daryn Joy, who recently got married. As he walks down memory lane, he reminisces their shared moments, and reflects on the future; admitting to his struggles as he adjusts to this new chapter of life. He sought comfort in capturing these raw moments through candid photography, using the Fuji X100V, celebrating the transitions lovingly ordained by God.
The Lenten season in the Philippines marks the start of summer travels. Despite travel restrictions easing, the trip to Liwliwa, Zambales took twice as long due to heavy traffic. The beach was lined with small communities and vibey spots, offering a relaxed atmosphere. The stay at El Pablo Beach Villa was enjoyable, providing a basic yet comfortable experience. Overall, it was a refreshing getaway from the city hustle.
Video and photos from a recent walkabout using the Fuji X100V Camera setting: Film Simulation: Classic Chrome White Balance: Auto – R: +3; B: -4 Tone Curve: H: +1; S: 0 Grain Effect: Weak Small Color Chrome Effect: Weak Color Chrome FX Blue: Weak Dynamic Range: DR200 Sharpness: +1 Noise Reduction: -3
Last week we decided to prepare our own ramen dinner. For the soup stock, we made our own vegan based soup stock with mushroom, garlic, onions and miso bullions. For the noodles, since we didn’t have enough time to make our own from scratch, we used spaghetti then boiled it with baking soda then we […]
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