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Family Loves – Visiting Hong Kong – 2015

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Hi Folks!

How are you all? Hope you are all keeping well and surviving the heat in Sydney.

I am currently travelling in Hong Kong, visiting this place that I have once called home.

Hong Kong – once a British Colony for 99 years and handed back to China (PRC) back in 1997. I have spent the first 16 years of my life here before I have moved to Australia, she is one of the most busy, vibrant city in the world. Very rich in her own culture, blended with the Western and Eastern tastes. She is a city full of stories… the good, the bad and the teary ones. Let’s look at this city from my lens and tell me what you feel?

Enjoy the photos below … please share the loves with your friends on social media and like this page! Your likes and comments are my motivation!

 

Some random photos from Today

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We were quite lucky today… after a full week of rains, we have seen some blue sky this morning! (Well… just for an hour of so…)

Took Miss X-T1 out for a walk as I haven’t been touch her since my Melbourne and Canberra trips. We went to the Rocks for a coffee in the morning and head to see some Jacaranda in full bloom! We were lucky enough to snap a few photos before it rains! Thanks God for the mercy and opportunity.

And here you go… Infiniticious Photos time!

What is in my camera bag? Fujifilm Chapter.

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Hi Folks! I have received a few messages from you guys asking some very similar questions, so I have decided to answer them in two different blog post. The first question is what camera gear did I brought with me for the Melbourne trip and how I have found this in comparison to my Nikon gears before. The second question is what camera pre-sets I have used for the photos. Let me start with the gear questions first! Here we come the good old “What is in my camera bag?” post!

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As you can see from the photo above, here are my travel gears. All can pack into the little Continue reading →

Eat – Play – Love – Melbourne Day 5

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Hi Folks … another late night blogging … I have just returned home from lovely Melbourne. I have processed the photos on the plane, just in time to post for this post!

I wasn’t feeling too well this morning and hence delayed all the activities… (not that I have much planned..) The flight was at 8.30pm, we went to the famous Chapel Street for some lunch. It is like the Paddington of Sydney, but with a Melbourne taste. Girls would love it here, and you will lost them here as well!! Anyhow …

Later on in the day, I have decided to wander around St Kilda and Brighton Beach area. This is my first time to Brighton beach, this become a famous tourist attraction with those colorful bath boxes on the beach, especially among Asian tourist (!).

Alright … I am getting a bit sleepy… Let’s show you some photos from today!

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Brother Burger
Loving this bar area!
Someone is hungry
Yumm… Wagyu Burger!
Meh… I am different! But I stand out from the crowd!

Eat – Play – Love – Melbourne Day 4

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Second last day in this beautiful city… I haven’t do much today. Drove an hour and a half to Mornington Peninsula, did some casual shooting on the beach and then went to the Peninsula Hot Spring! Since I couldn’t take the camera inside the bath house, I have limited snaps to show you folks!

Model Courtesy today – Claire! Thanks for joining the INFINITICIOUS trip!

Priceless…

 

My “non-expert” review of Fujifilm X-T1

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Okay folks… as per my promise from the previous blog post, here is my “non-expert” review of the mighty Fujifilm X-T1. When I said “non-expert”, I really mean it. The camera is not the newest out there, and with a simple google search, you can found millions of expert reviews that wrote in any languages you want. I won’t bog down in technical details too much neither, not that they are not important, but I believe if you Continue reading →