There is something magical about stepping into the woods on a crisp autumn morning—when the air bites just a little, the ground is soft with fallen needles, and the forest feels quieter, as if holding its breath. Richmond Nature Park was exactly that quiet sanctuary when we set out for a walk in search ofContinue reading “Exploring Richmond Nature Park: A Mushroom Hunting Adventure”
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Finding Beauty in Everyday Poppies
I’ve been meeting poppies everywhere lately — in neighborhood gardens, along sidewalks, scattered through botanical paths. They seem to exactly where I need a moment of color, rising from unexpected corners with effortless cheer. This new series grew out of those small encounters. It emerged from the simple joy of seeing their bright petals catchingContinue reading “Finding Beauty in Everyday Poppies”
Why Vintage Lenses Enhance Your Photography
Mamiya Sekor 55mm f/1.8 Continuing with my journey into the world of vintage lenses, I am excited to introduce you to the latest addition to my collection: the Mamiya Sekor 55mm f/1.8 M42 mount lens. This gem has quickly become one of my favorite lenses, not just for its optical qualities but for the wayContinue reading “Why Vintage Lenses Enhance Your Photography”
Takumar vs Fujinon: Vintage Lens Showdown
In the ever-evolving world of photography, where digital technology and modern optics often dominate the scene, there is something undeniably magical about vintage lenses. These classic pieces of glass offer a unique blend of history, craftsmanship, and character that can transform the way we see and capture the world. Among the myriad of vintage lenses,Continue reading “Takumar vs Fujinon: Vintage Lens Showdown”
Celebrating Tokyo Station by Night: CAPA 2024 Acceptance
My “Tokyo Station by Night” image has been accepted into the 2024 Canadian Association for Photographic Art Digital Salon Competition and was digitally exhibited during CAPA Annual Conference in June 2024. This year, two Vietnamese photographers made it to Top Awards, and five Vietnamese photographers’ images have been selected for displays at CAPA Annual Conference.Continue reading “Celebrating Tokyo Station by Night: CAPA 2024 Acceptance”
How Long Exposure Photography Transforms Moments
I first discovered long exposure photography during an online workshop with Sharon Tenenbaum in 2022. I immediately fell in love with the technique for its ability to capture the passage of time in a single image, opening my eyes to a new world of creative possibilities. From the flowing motion of water to mesmerizing waterfall,Continue reading “How Long Exposure Photography Transforms Moments”
Handwritten Cards for Mother’s Day: A Touch of Love
As Mother’s Day and my Mom’s birthday approaches, I find myself reflecting on the importance of the occasion and how I can truly make her feel special. In a world dominated by digital communication, I have decided to take a step back and embrace the timeless tradition of sending a handwritten card adorned with photographsContinue reading “Handwritten Cards for Mother’s Day: A Touch of Love”
My Favorite 2023 Photography Moments
After pondering over the task of selecting my most favorite images from 2023, I have finally committed to this personal project. With life now settling into a rhythm following my immersive journey through Asia, revisiting my 2023 collection brings me immense joy. Each image evokes memories for which I am deeply grateful. In 2023, IContinue reading “My Favorite 2023 Photography Moments”
The Artful Connection: Painting Meets Photography
As an art lover navigating the intricate web of visual expression, I have found myself drawn to the captivating interplay between painting and photography. From the earliest strokes of my brush to the click of my camera shutter, the relationship between these two mediums has been a constant source of inspiration and discovery, shaping myContinue reading “The Artful Connection: Painting Meets Photography”
Top Spots for Cherry Blossoms in Vancouver
In Vancouver, British Columbia, spring unfurls its vibrant tapestry, showcasing the city’s cherished spectacle—the ephemeral allure of more than 40,000 cherry trees bursting with pink and white blooms. Every year, these fleeting blossoms adorn the urban landscape with their delicate hues, casting a spell on both residents and visitors. Amidst the countless locations where theseContinue reading “Top Spots for Cherry Blossoms in Vancouver”
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