see my travels through my photos

Travel

Zhuhai New Year 2012 Autoshow

I saw this advertisement while watching the news every evening. The advertisement is all about a local TV station sponsoring a car show. Thinking that this is a local activity I am not expecting glitzy cars and most of all pretty car models.

 Since it is a three day holiday,  I asked my friends for a visit and just check the place out for any interesting thing.

zhuhai new year 2012 auto show

Two of my friends whom I convinced to tag along.

And interesting it was. Not only they have top  of the line cars on display but they also have a handful of pretty car models. Pretty and photogenic car models is what makes me come back to  these shows.

zhuhai auto girl 9

a pretty face

(more…)


9th Auto Guangzhou 2011


https://i0.wp.com/farm8.staticflickr.com/7014/6673236809_58d4afbb01.jpg

The 40RMB tickets to the AutoGuangzhou 2011.

The 9th Auto Guangzhou is the second car show that I had been to last year here in China. It was held last November 22-28, 2011 at the China Import and Export Fair Complex in Guangzhou. This one is far bigger than the Shenzhen-Hongkong-Macao International AutoShow.

Alfa Romeo

GT by Citroën

(more…)


International Auto Show 2011

Shenzhen-Hongkong-Macao International Auto Show 2011

I met my friend in Shenzhen last June 5 to go to IAS 2011. I read about this event last year but it was too late for me to go that time. This year I will not be missing the event no matter what.

Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center
Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center

(more…)


Zhuxiandong (竹仙洞) Park, Zhuhai (Part 2 of 2)

The second and last part of my Zhuxiandong Park post. The photos are too many to fit on just one post so I will finish where I left off.

Deities

This park is dotted with temples containing different Chinese deities. Most of them I cannot recognize except for Buddha. I am not sure if I was just lost in translation but as my friends explained it looks like there are many variations of what Buddha looks like.

Buddha in yellow cape

Buddha in yellow cape aka "The SuperBuddha"

Lady Buddha?

As my friend mentioned, this is also an image of Buddha.

(more…)


Zhuxiandong (竹仙洞) Park, Zhuhai (Part 1)

The weather last Saturday is warm and sunny. So off I got to Zhuxiandong Park in Nanping to check if the cherry blossoms are still present.

arc leading to zhuxiandong park

The arc that leads to Zhuxiandong Park. This is the landmark you will be watching for coming from the street.

zhuxiandong ticket counter

Continuing your way from the arc near the street you will encounter this gate and ticket counter. Ticket cost CNY10 per person.

road leading to the park

This is the tree and flower-lined road that leads to the park


To my dismay I cannot see any trace of pink blossoms on the trees. Looks like the flowering period for this year is over. So I decided just  to roam around the park and take photos of anything interesting. This park is one of the major attraction of Zhuhai especially on Spring Festival, the time the cherry blossoms are in its peak. Aside from the cherry blossoms, this place is also famous for its stone carvings, stone statues of famous personalities in Chinese folklore, altars of various Chinese idols or deity. Going to this park is also like communing with nature because of trees and bamboos along the trails. Numerous gazebos can be found around the place for a relaxing rest and chat with friends.

(more…)


My Lakbayan Grade is Low

I’m such a pathetic local traveler. hehehe I’ll try to make up for it in the near future.


My Lakbayan grade is C-!

How much of the Philippines have you visited? Find out at Lakbayan!

Created by Eugene Villar.


feisha beach

We went for a photo trip last weekend and our destination is Feisha Beach (飞沙滩) in the southwest area of Zhuhai. It is located to the once Gaolan Island (高栏岛). The island is now directly connected the mainland after laborious land reclamation. It took us more than an hour of travel to reach the beach. Midway on out trip the weather turned bad but became hot and sunny with clear skies when we reached the beach.

Feisha beach

Perfect day for a swim in the beach

(more…)


pay-per-view


pay-per-view, originally uploaded by rx1031.

One of the very few pictures I took the last time I tried taking a sky view photo of HongKong. I went up the The Peak’s SkyView Terrace only to find out that my wish will not come true, The visibility is so poor up there that a tourist did not finish his time on the binoculars because there is nothing to see anyway.


Cloudy at The Peak, HK

I am based in China and last weekend I need to do some personal errand in HK. Since I am there I decided to maximize the day and do some photoshoots. So off I go to HK with my gear in tow envisioning a great photo of HK at sunset. I have set my eyes to go up The Peak Tower, the highest peak in Hongkong. I said to myself that it would be great to capture a bird’s eye view of the city at sunset and at night (long exposures). Following the line of tourist/photo enthusiasts going up the Sky Terrace, I was greeted with this view.

Design a site like this with WordPress.com
Get started