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Views, Seattle cityscape

Views, Seattle cityscape

Seattle is known to be a rainy city. Pair that with the Spring season and showers now seem all too likely to wash away any outdoor plans when visiting a new city. I went prepared for wet weather and was greeted with mostly blueMore

Delicate Haven, Chihuly Garden and Glass

Delicate Haven, Chihuly Garden and Glass

Mother nature is a fickle thing. We cannot live without it and it has a beauty no one can deny. However, people cannot always handle its will to pollinate in order to live. The fine dust-like particles blanket anything and everything in its path.More

Alive

Alive

Photographing people normally isn't within my comfort zone. I find more solace in quietly snapping images of inanimate subjects than interacting with living ones. But when I do, candid shots are my preferred style—time that stands still, encapsulating the exact moment for what itMore

Kill Nothing But Time

Kill Nothing But Time

To take nothing but pictures To kill nothing but time To leave nothing but footprintsA change of pace from what I have been posting thus far in 2018. It has actually been almost a year since I last edited non-beauty, travel related photos.More

Peachy Days

Peachy Days

One area of food that I lack the most knowledge in is with fruits. Yes, the sweet and juicy, vitamin packed produce that mostly grows on trees. Why? Because I grew up eating a very limited variety of them all-year round. Thanks, uncommonMore

Smorgasburg | Tastes, Craves, and Wishes

Smorgasburg | Tastes, Craves, and Wishes

It's mid-week and I cannot stop thinking about sunny food-filled weekends. Even though Smorgasburg at any location is usually unbelievably crowded, there is nothing else like it where a group of friends can disperse and buy a bunch of treats to share picnic style atMore

Kamayan Night at Jeepney

Kamayan Night at Jeepney

The idea of stuffing our faces silly with nothing but our hands could sound archaic to those who are used to utensils and pre-portioned plates. Oh...all the germs and dirty hands! I am a firm believer in the notion of "big germs eat littleMore

Cultural Contrast: NYC, HK, & CN

Cultural Contrast: NYC, HK, & CN

Sometimes the little things are easy to miss: the way signs are designed, the way everyone stands or doesn't stand on a line, to even how tableware is offered. These are the kind of differences that are just there, a part of everydayMore