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it has been a while since i delved my hands into the world of blogging. my friends (special mention to @wittyzell and @appleeatingapple and @ohlnwwlknat) have been constantly inviting to join the platform

this was the prized photo of tonight. i would have loved taking a picture of this wall on its own but this lady passed by unapologetically. that made the picture better, i think. the cogs of time turning

no matter how i look at it this scene just looks so surreal. the sky, the clouds, the mountains, the ice, the pond, the greens, the surface: the combination of all these elements looked like an illustration

oh yes, work from home life! i miss this life. i miss chilling at home, making a warm cup of coffee, tendering to my plants, this is what work life should be. doesn't my coffee look great? my plants are

this bridge is the chuo ohashi bridge (中央大橋) built across the sumida river. paris, the french city, actually helped build this bridge and was completed on august of 1993, on the exact same day the iconic

first day back in office after a three day break. i did forgot to mention that monday was a holiday, we were still going down the mountains that day. today was the start of another week of long walks to

taken at the service area, the sunset view looked promising. it looked like a celebratory scene. i will take it as that, we hiked up a mountain and came back unharmed, that is something to be celebrated

let me be a spoiler, this is happo ike (八方池). this pond was a major spot in our route to the top of karamatsudake, our target destination in today's hike. i'm submitting this to around the world photocontest

this is the view of the destination, hakuba a mountainous area in nagano prefecture. it just amazes me that there are still ice on some of the peaks. how could that even be? the ride we started the day

this is one of the views from our office building. it looks very calming. but that blue sky helped a lot. the skytree is the icing. i immediately took a picture when i saw this man resting. well, i also

i love days like these were the sky is so blue giving you no worries. that reassuring sky somehow says, yes you can do it. yes you can make it all. yes you can surpass your struggles. that blue sky just

another busy day in the office, i wonder when this will stop. busy in the sense that i will have to physically be in the office and return home after everything is done. that is the busy part. work tasks

3rd day of physically going to the office, will i still have the energy until end of day? anyway, this picture with the tokyo skytree at the river front is the best picture for me. those clouds covering

2nd day at the office. oh my, i wonder if i could survive this ordeal specially now that i know that i will be doing this till august. waking up early is just hard, and i miss the laid back environment

it was another hot day, very good for walking. but the forecast did mention that rain is to be expected that night. so how am i to proceed? let us take one step at a time, starting with lunch. we had lunch

this was how the day looked like, a collection of random things. even the shop name was so random. it actually just boils down to two areas, "a tale of two cities" of sorts; just casually referring

this is what i would like to do after all of the activities today; i just wanted some good quality rest. but since i was still out, a bench rest would be fine. i was eating a shawarma while sitting on

wet. yes, it was wet. i was blessed with 1 great night followed by a wet one. and now is summer. or is it "was"? very fickle weather recently but i guess i was for the best, continuously hot

this photo with the moon, the tower and the light reflections on the river gave me chills. i was bummed at first that i couldn't get a finer and smoother picture; i had to zoom and it was dark which resulted

today is my down time i guess. without any clear walking plans, it surely looked like a grocery-meguri, a grocery store pilgrimage. i was also secretly trying to find a good entry for a food photo contest.

stunning! and now i feel shameless in appreciating my own picture. it is not always where i get shots like these, it definitely pumps you up to take more shots. a big part of making a shot is really timing,