We rediscovered a newly disheveled Toronto in the wintry spring, while sprinting from Downtown to Uptown and back. Modernism intersected with old-world charm, evident in the sites we visited. Sprinting between University Avenue, Dundas Square, and Spadina Avenue gave us … Read More
Denver reminded me a lot of Toronto, with its clash of the old and new construction.
Visiting Upper Antelope Canyon, located on Navajo Nation boundary, did not require any climbing— unlike Lower Antelope canyon. It sits at ground level, but don’t be deceived by its plain exterior. Once our Navajo guide led us inside, there were … Read More
I visited the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park again this summer. I hiked all the trails leading to the South Rim’s overlook viewpoints, including Hermits Rest, Pima Point, Monument Creek Vista, The Abyss, Mohave Point, Hopi Point, Powell … Read More
There are multiple tourist attractions in Arizona beyond the Grand Canyon, including Sedona’s Red Rock Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and Glen Canyon Dam. See how the Colorado River carved its way through the rocks by viewing the photo galleries below. Sedona … Read More
New England is filled with pockets of delight in all its nooks and crannies. I’ve been able to experiment with photography in many locations, especially throughout the Greater Boston area, where public transportation is readily available. As the environment in … Read More
Nantucket, Cape Cod Provincetown, Cape Cod
Two scenic and relaxing places to visit in the U.S. are California and Florida. See the galleries below. California Boca Chita Key, Biscayne National Park, Florida
Bryce Canyon is probably the most breathtaking national park I have ever seen, with its brightly iron-colored spires, amphitheater, and gorge. The peacefulness here was remarkable—almost divine. Hiking nearly all the trails was a workout, but absolutely worth every bit. … Read More