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Showing posts with label Nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nature. Show all posts
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Friday, January 13, 2012
Passion of Leaf
While in search for passion, I looked through the eye of still moments.
Hung helplessly on my window pane, curtains pushed aside...natural light beamed.
A few still moments were taken, but none of which appealed to my passion..
not until the wind, as though life came by...the curtains gave way slowly...
allowing me to catch my last glimpse..
Mother nature hear my cries..
Giving me this..untouched, unplanned...stillness.
Venue: Home
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Honey Bees
Hanako will be here in 12 days!
I will continue my I-Spy game soon :P Sorry about that!
Have also been into drawing stick characters...
Looks ugly, but that'll do~ coming soon k!
I will be updating more often now that exams are over.
World of Warcraft, I'll be back!
Venue: Royal Adelaide Botanic Gardens
Honey Bee
Karaoke was great!
I'll be recording "Retrovertigo" by Mr. Bungle soon~
Also will be singing/self-recording Christmas songs :)
The time of the year has come...
Venue: Adelaide Royal Botanic Gardens
Make: Canon
Model: Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL
Shutter Speed: 1/200 second
F Number: F/5.6
Focal Length: 55 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Date Picture Taken: Sep 20, 2008, 2:50:21 PM
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Hills of Deep Creek Conservation Park
The hills are alive (aahhhhh) with the sound of music (aahhhh),
With songs they have sung...for a thousand years (aaaahhhhhh)
The hills fill my heart (aahhh) with the sound of music (aaahhh),
My heart wants to sing every song it hears (every song that it hears)..
You may find yourself humming this subconsciously ^^
Venue: Blowhole Beach, Heysen Trail
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Picking Pebbles
I was picking pebbles with Berry :)
[Sunset]
Venue: Blowhole Beach
[Deep Creek Conservation Park, S. Australia]
Heysen Trail
From this angle, we hiked uphill for 45 minutes over 1.5km~
It doesn't look as steep, but this is only the beginning of the slope.
Around 45 degree slope up, up and away, I slipped and fell.
My legs hurt for three days, not from falling though :)
Down below is the dirt road for 4WD only. Geralyn fell slipped and fell {Ouch!}!
Venue: Blowhole Beach
[Deep Creek Conservation Park, S. Australia]
It doesn't look as steep, but this is only the beginning of the slope.
Around 45 degree slope up, up and away, I slipped and fell.
My legs hurt for three days, not from falling though :)
Down below is the dirt road for 4WD only. Geralyn fell slipped and fell {Ouch!}!
Venue: Blowhole Beach
[Deep Creek Conservation Park, S. Australia]
Blowhole Beach
I tried my best to show you what I saw...the feeling I had when I was there...
Nature had me absorbed and dazed.
Some of us went fishing, some of us picked pebbles, and some played on the beach...
Relaxing?
What you didn't know is we walked on dirt road for 2.5km...
not knowing there was a hike trail downhill, saw and smelt a kangaroo carcass.
--
Before the sun sets, we hiked [photo] 2km uphill on Heysen trail.
I slipped but didn't roll down the hill and join the kangaroo. ^^
I couldn't walk the next day.
Atleast I slept well that night!
Venue:
Blowhole Beach
[Deep Creek Conservation Park, S. Australia]
:)
Nature had me absorbed and dazed.
Some of us went fishing, some of us picked pebbles, and some played on the beach...
Relaxing?
What you didn't know is we walked on dirt road for 2.5km...
not knowing there was a hike trail downhill, saw and smelt a kangaroo carcass.
--
Before the sun sets, we hiked [photo] 2km uphill on Heysen trail.
I slipped but didn't roll down the hill and join the kangaroo. ^^
I couldn't walk the next day.
Atleast I slept well that night!
Venue:
Blowhole Beach
[Deep Creek Conservation Park, S. Australia]
:)
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Friday, August 29, 2008
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Monday, August 25, 2008
Cherry Blossom : さくら: 梅花
邓丽君:梅花 Lyrics
梅花梅花满天下
愈冷它愈开花
梅花坚忍象征我们
巍巍的大中华
看啊遍地开了梅花
有土地就有它
冰雪风雨它都不怕
它是我的国花
Cherry Blossom by Theresa Teng
Venue: Adelaide Botanic Garden
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Long Neck Karen Hill Tribe
This lady was the first to catch my attention during my adventure at the Long Neck Karen Hill Village in Chiang Dao.
She could speak minimum Chinese, enough to sell her tribe's handmade goods. For that, I bought a Turquoise Stone Necklace, which was almost as heavy as my camera!
Price? 100 Baht = RM10.
The village is surrounded by natural flora and fauna, primitive resources and "machines" to prepare food for the family. Two little boys were following us through our walk around the hill.
This scene made me smile.
Enjoy~
Venue: Long Neck Karen Hill Tribe, Chiang Mai
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Exclusive Hotel in Chiang Mai
Mandarin Oriental Dhara Devi
This hotel looks larger than it seems in this photograph.
When I say large, I mean there is no way you can walk to your room. You'll need a carriage, (which is superb for me because I love horses) to bring you to your room.
This grand hotel has almost everything you need, as a tourist, to experience the real life of the locals. How?
This is what you see right on your doorstep.
The surrounding environment is filled with plantations such as paddy fields, corn, fruits...you name it. Almost all the local plantations that can be found in Chiang Mai is found in this very hotel.
Your activities, as a tourist, includes getting your hands dirty. You are guided through the plantations, learning from seeding to harvesting the produce. That's real experience if you ask me.
The hotel also has its own yoga centre, swimming pool, business centre and a british colonial building as one of your choices of hotel rooms.
Venue: Chiang Mai
This hotel looks larger than it seems in this photograph.
When I say large, I mean there is no way you can walk to your room. You'll need a carriage, (which is superb for me because I love horses) to bring you to your room.
This grand hotel has almost everything you need, as a tourist, to experience the real life of the locals. How?
This is what you see right on your doorstep.
The surrounding environment is filled with plantations such as paddy fields, corn, fruits...you name it. Almost all the local plantations that can be found in Chiang Mai is found in this very hotel.
Your activities, as a tourist, includes getting your hands dirty. You are guided through the plantations, learning from seeding to harvesting the produce. That's real experience if you ask me.
The hotel also has its own yoga centre, swimming pool, business centre and a british colonial building as one of your choices of hotel rooms.
Venue: Chiang Mai
Monday, June 30, 2008
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
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