Happy New Year! I have just returned from a 2-week backpacking trip with Randy. Previously, we had travelled around Boston, New York, and Bermuda during my intern days in Boston.
We visted the southern region of Vietnam, the land of buzzing motorcycles.
And Cambodia, full of house of stilts and rice fields.
We explored the forgotten temples built during the 11th century.
And travelled through the country side on rickety Bamboo Trains.
It’s been very busy at work but I will definitely post more photos/stories, so stay tuned!
Congrats to the newly weds!
The Bridal Party awaiting to enter the church.
Final Touch-up by her sister, Grace.
Group shot after the ceremony.
Movember themed photobooth!
These photos are taken by both Horace and I, the 77mm is one amazing lens in his hands. Go check out some of the photos from his recent trip to
Patagonia!
More photos of the wedding, if the gallery doesn’t appear you can click HERE.
An early morning photoshoot with Mike & Tara at the Distillery District.
They weren’t nervous around the camera and were eager to try different setup/idea.
Below are more photos of the couple, if the gallery doesn’t appear you can click HERE.
We have returned to Bon Echo again. This time we also had the same lovely weather, fall colors, and a bunch of loud mouthed friends.
A day-long route looping from Mazinaw through Kishebus Lake.
A brutal 1.5km portage carrying 75lb canoes.
Looking up at the canopy.
The vibrant colors under the sun.
It was my first time seeing an owl. We also watched a raccoon family swim across the lake.
Our super fortress that navigated around a narrow S-bend. My canoe almost flipped!
Aaron’s idea of adventure, the Gaping Hole, literally a hole in the cliff.
The view from the Gaping Hole.
Long story…involving Rishi flipping a canoe with all the camera stuff in it. Luckily he got out safely and the gear didn’t get damaged!
Hanging out at the lookout point.
Freshwater flamingos. :D
