刹那的美

Rambles

'The photograph itself doesn't interest me. I want only to capture a minute part of reality'.

(Henri Cartier-Bresson, 1908-2004)

Merry Christmas 2004

Christmas is in the air. Did not manage to capture all the Christmas decorations all around London but did get some glimpses of some places.

Merry Christmas, to London, to my family, to my friends, to everyone.

Xmas in Trafalgar Square

Xmas in Covent Garden

Xmas in Apple Market, Covent Garden

Xmas in Oxford Street

Xmas in Regent Street. with window display.

Xmas in London Eye

Christmas Carol

£.$.€ (LSE)

1. The Main Entrance of LSE - Old Building at Houghton Street

2. Houghton Street - full of activities during term time, with societies' stalls, also as demonstration gathering point.

3. Peacock Theatre - lecture hall in daytime, musical theatre at night.

4. St Clement's Building - where Economics Department is.

5. Library - love the spiral stairs

6. Student Service Centre - hope for more efficiency though.. :P

7. One of the 'Two Towers' in LSE. This is Tower 1.

8. The ONLY patch of green in LSE.

9. Rooftop cafe

10. Looking down from one of the Sky Bridges connecting the main buildings of LSE.

11. Bicycles shed

Edinburgh (Rearranged)

1. Edinburgh castle

2. 爱丁堡花园

3. Rail Bridge

4. Royal Mile

5. Royal Mile 2

6. Bird's eye view

7. 古堡外

8. 古堡外 2

9. 古堡 3

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12. Monument at the hilltop

13. The Pantheon

14. Royal Palace

15. Royal Palace Front Yard

16. Royal Palace Entrance

17. Back garden

18. Taken against the light to get an eerie effect of the tower.

19. Taken from train along way back home.

My memory in Cameron Highland

Tried out close range shots with flowers in Cameron Highland. Still exploring the angle and perspective. My camera doesn't provide very good adjustment for close range pictures... next time when I get enough money i will invest in a good one. :-)

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and... while i was walking down the street, saw a cutely decorated coffee house.

i like the chairs, sitting side by side.

captured some moments of joy of children playing at the small creek.

Tranquility at Camden

I came to Camden Town, and fell in love with the tranquility I experienced.

Amidst all the hustle and bustle of the street markets, I found peace, I found serenity, in the trees, in the canal, in the old walls, in the sky.

Peace can be found in anywhere. We just have to be observant and patient to experience it.