The Temple of the Golden Pavilion! Sort of...made it look like a two-story building, but the bottom dark layer is actually the first floor! After reading about it so many times through Mishima, it looks a bit...underwhelming. Maybe I should come back during sunset
Its nice brother, Temple of the Silver Pavilion. Looks a bit mundane at first, but when paired at the right angle with the sand "Moon viewing Platform", there's actually a nice balance of colour and shape (the view also comes with a seating area on the engawa)
Monday, 20 July 2015
Kyoto Focus: The Two Pavilions
The Atlantic Frontier: St. John's
Finally, North America's most Easterly point! Important enough to be on one of the pages of the Canadian passport. There are actually two lighthouses, the one with the strange hat (above) is the original one (with bits and pieces borrowed from Scotland)
View off the actual most Easterly point. Waves crashing, wind roaring. Freezing my hands off...ears too if I hadn't my hoodie on!
Saturday, 13 June 2015
Canada Trip: the Atlantic Provinces

Cape Breton National Park, Nova Scotia
The winding Cabot Trail is said to resemble Scottish highlands.

Cavendish Beach, Prince Edward Island
Distinctive red soil, even the beaches have a red hue. Apparently the sand dunes (to the right) are important breeding ground for some animals

Gros Morne National Park (along the Tablelands), NFLD
Labels:
Cape Breton,
Cavendish,
Gros Morne,
Newfoundland,
Nova Scotia,
PEI
Canada trip: Ontario
Muskoka Wharf, Gravenhurst, ON
The ship on the left is the oldest operating steamship in North America, RMS Segwun. But sadly under repair because it's still a full month before the sightseeing season ;A;
According to the nice lady selling handmade soap next door, this place will be crazy crowded once the summer season starts...
Lake of Two Rivers, Algonquin Provincial Park. (The red thing in the background is the canoe assigned to our cabin~)
Tuesday, 19 May 2015
Sunset at Berkeley - Last day as a student!
Campus - downtown Berkeley entry point, also where the semi-official "University of California" sign is located.
Wanted to draw the spiral coloured tree trunks on campus for a long time! The wooded area has the best view during sunset too! since it faces the West. Still need to figure out what kind of tree they are though lol.
No longer a university student from today onwards. It's been a good 5-year!!
Wanted to draw the spiral coloured tree trunks on campus for a long time! The wooded area has the best view during sunset too! since it faces the West. Still need to figure out what kind of tree they are though lol.
No longer a university student from today onwards. It's been a good 5-year!!
Saturday, 9 May 2015
Sunset at Doe Library, UC Berkeley
Finally found the motivation to hike up to campus just around sunset to draw the central library (the sun never shines there during the day...orz) Plenty groups of students taking graduation photos in front of the library and on the glade, guess this is my way of commemorating my graduation.
One week left!
Sunday, 3 May 2015
Now that Summer is Almost Here...
Right next to bustling downtown Berkeley, the walkway to central campus is quiet and shady with overhanging branches and shadows. A very enjoyable walk, that is, after you get used to the occasional smell of marijuana in the background and stop distressing over the ever-so-weak flow of Strawberry Creek under the bridge...
Le Conte / Birge Hall (Physics building) Loved the glass walkway here since 1st year college!
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