Friday, December 27, 2013
New York Video Diary
At long last comes the post I am most excited to publish, concluding my travel diaries. Photos are beautiful, however I feel can only translate so much and is much more limited considering my (lack of) photography skill. I've spoken to numerous people who have traveled to this city, and we all agree there is something about New York that steals your heart, takes your breath and removes your sanity. New York, New York, I'll be back.
Thursday, December 26, 2013
New York Photo Diary
1/ San Francisco to New York.
2/ Sunny Times Square.
3/ Adorable mugs in M&M world.
4, 5, 6 & 7/ Central Park.
8/ Bryant Park views.
9, 10, 11 & 12/ Top of the Rock.
13, 14 & 15/ A busy Times Square by night.
16/ Rockefeller Christmas Tree.
17/ Playing with lenses.
18/ Home..
There are few words to describe my time in New York without tarnishing the memories. Earlier this year, I wrote up a wishlist for the year in which New York was on.. New York was both a dream come true and a dream in itself. As for many people, my love for New York is difficult to put into words. Hopefully tomorrow's post will help you see it a little better from my point of view..
Monday, December 23, 2013
San Francisco Photo Diary
1/ Los Angeles to San Francisco.
2/ Macy's in Union Square - two buildings, multiple stories, multiple restaurants within. Heaven.
3 & 4/ Alcatraz Island.
5/ City Skyline from Alcatraz Island.
6/ Pier 39. Smelly but adorable.
7/ Painted Ladies.
8/ Golden Gate Bridge - amazingly breathtaking in person.
9 & 10/ Famous Clam Chowder from Boudin's Bakery.
11 & 12/ Beautiful sunset colours over SF from Lombard St.
Deep within the heart of winter lied sunny San Francisco. A state that seemed to always be up, happy and ever so inviting. San Francisco cannot be denied of its beauty, so picturesque and friendly. Our short stay in San Francisco led to the squeezing in as many tourist activities as we could - shopping in Union Square (only a 5 minute walk from our hotel), the Painted Ladies, the Bridge, Alcatraz Island (which was incredible), Chinatown, and ending it with a beautiful sunset view from Lombard St.
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