The Agra Fort in Agra
India contains many splendid buildings from the past and this Agra Fort is up amongst them. Built of red stone, like the Delhi Fort, Agra Fort will give you an […]
Category Archives: The Shots
Images of Sakamoto Town in Otsu City
Located at the eastern foot of Mt. Hiei, Sakamoto once flourished as the temple town of the retired monks of the Enryakuji Temple. Sakamoto is famous for its beautiful stone […]
Images of Enryakuji Temple and Mount Hiei
Today, when people in Japan hear the word “mountain,” Mount Fuji most often comes to mind, but back in the days when Kyoto was Japan’s capital, Mount Hiei was the […]
The Shots : The Mountain Valley
The picture was taken during the journey to Mount Bromo. The mountain valley was full with trees and vegetables were planted on every inch of the valley.
The Shots : Refreshing Walk at The Bamboo Forest of Arashiyama
Arashiyama is an area surrounded by mountains and running along the Katsura and Hozu rivers in the western part of Kyoto. It’s an area filled with shops, restaurants and temples […]
Images of Qutub Minar in New Delhi
Qutub Minar is one of the best places I visited in Delhi. The complex is not just about the minaret. The entire place has so much detail, beauty, and character. […]
The Shots : Camel Ride at the Desert
This picture was taken during my visit to Dubai in 2007. I and Rina ride on a camel in the middle of the desert with the guidance of a local […]
The Shot : The Great Wall of China
“He who has not climbed the Great Wall is not a true man” Mao Zedong This breathtaking views of the Great Wall of China crossing the mountains was taken during […]
The Snapshot : Life in India
This picture was taken during my journey from Delhi to Jaipur. The local people selling vegetables and fruits can be found everywhere along the way. Sometimes, they just wait at […]
The Shots : Framing the View of Taj Mahal
Wow… this is the only words that come out from my mouth when I saw the first glimpse of the Taj Mahal. This picture is exactly what our first see […]
