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Saturday, 22 May 2010
Saturday, 22 August 2009
Around St James' Park and Westminster
23 May 2007
Of all the lovely parks in London, St James' Park is my favourite due to the abundance of flora and fauna and the beautiful lake in the middle. There are also plenty of interesting spots surrounding it, including Buckingham Palace,
Elegant architecture
Londoners enjoying the sun - sunny days are precious
The lake in St James Park with London Eye in the background
Even the ducks are enjoying basking in the sun
Flowers at St James' Park
The square where Changing of Guard takes place twice a day since goodness knows when
One of the guards
Looking out to a building along Whitehall
Iconic phone booth of London
The clock tower that must have been shot millions of times
Big Ben
London Eye and Southbank
Zooming in on London Eye
Westminster Underground Station
Tuesday, 18 August 2009
Friday, 3 August 2007
Tulips!
3 May 2007
I love bright colours, and hence flowers (especially tulips) are one of my favourite photography subjects.
It was great to be back at Keukenhof again, this time armed with a DSLR instead of a 35mm film camera, even though I was still fairly inexperienced with the DSLR.
More photos of tulips here.
Snow!
8 February 2007
Taken with my new Canon EOS 30D camera.
It snowed heavily that day and I made full use of the opportunity to take some shots at Hyde Park in the freezing condition.
Wednesday, 13 June 2007
Sydney
13 July 2006
Sydney Opera House is probably the most iconic building in Australia. However, a close look revealed that it is quite old and not as nice as seen from postcards, TV, etc.
Darling harbour is so beautiful at sunset.
Sydney Harbour Bridge, yet another iconic structure in Australia.
Price of War
9 July 2006
This photo is perhaps a good reminder to the sorrows of war. Unfortunately, humanity hasn't seem to learn to avoid wars... perhaps will never will.
Taken in the War Museum in Canberra.
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