The flashy neon signs in NYC's Times Square remind me of the Kabuki-chō neighborhood I visited in Tokyo. It's located in Shinjuku and is known for its nightlife and entertainment establishments. The name

I saw another earlier theme from Qurator's Photo Quest: Panorama, and now I would like to share some stunning pano views from South America. They are all from the high-altitude mountains with thin air,

Following on from my last post about dreamy background blur, I'll share more photos this time, of mostly white and yellow flowers. 昨天说到拍照时的背景虚化，发了几张蓝紫粉系的花举例子🌰，还有其他颜色的，这次再来分享一些黄的、白的、黄白的，也有几朵带点粉色。

Qurator's Photo Quest for this week is Dreamy Background Blur, and seems I missed its deadline. Nonetheless, I would like to share some photos about this fun theme. Background blur refers to the degree

After showing you the cityscape of Benidorm, nicknamed "Manhattan of Spain", I'm now sharing some old visual memories of the original Manhattan, the famous borough of "The Big Apple"

Seeing all these skyscrapers in my photos here, do you have any clue where they are? When I first reached this place, it reminded me of a metropolis in Asia or North America, where high-rise buildings

Following my last post about curves and circles in building patterns, let's have a look at some straight lines this time. I took these architectural shots in different seaside towns along Spain's Mediterranean

Hey Hivers, how have you been doing? It's been hectic days for me here. Qurator's photo quest for last week is Patterns, and I missed the deadline owing to my crazy schedule. Nonetheless, this is a fun

Qurator's Photo Quest for this week is Laughter, so I'm participating with a group of photos of this theme, and the first one is my entry. Summer is here! What about some water splashes in the heat? Refreshing

The adorable EV Microlino in my last post is said to be inspired by the iconic Isetta microcar from the 1950s. They remind me of other compact bubble cars that I saw at Brussels' Autoworld. Autoworld is

From Porta Garibaldi to Porta Nuova in Milan, I had a nice stroll that was full with architectural gems, both historical and contemporary. Now, let me show you some of the cool buildings along the way.

What's up Hivers! It's been a short while, and this time I'm sharing some foodie and shopping experiences I had last weekend. It's in the north of Milan's city centre spanning the Chinatown quarter and

The osteria in Cortona has brought back more foodie memories from Tuscany. Now I'll share with you some of my local food experiences in the Val d'Orcia and Crete Senesi. My photos here were shot at eateries

In my last post, we had a glimpse into Cortona's architectural splendour and idyllic landscape. Now, let's look at some of the town's culinary delights as well as works of art and craft. The food you see

The poster of Piaggio in Milan's ADI Design Museum reminds me of its vehicles like Ape, Vespa, and Liberty. These lovely models are commonly seen on the streets of Italy. The blue Ape you see in my photos

I didn't get to visit the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena, but it reminds me of the ADI Design Museum in Milan, which has a red Ferrari on display. So, in this post, I'll take you on a visual tour of the

Greetings, fellow Hivers! Today, I'd like to take you on a visual tour of Modena's old town, which is located in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. Unlike some other very popular Italian towns such as

To many of my Italian friends, Modena means fast cars and opera, since it has Ferrari and Maserati plants and is the birthplace of Luciano Pavarotti. As a foodie, my priority is to sample its balsamic

When I read Qurator's Photo Quest for this week, Umbrellas, a narrow street in Modena immediately popped up. So now I'm sharing some captures of the umbrellas there, and the first photo is my entry to

When it comes to ceramics, I noticed the adorable Shigaraki Tanuki mascot in many of my photos from Japan. Shigaraki ware is a type of stoneware pottery crafted in the Shigaraki region, which is home to