My Contest Entry with see.me - Los Angeles Fine Art Photographer

I feel guilty, guilty for not staying up to date with my postings here.

I won't even try to find an excuse.  What happened is that, in my already packed schedule, I found time to enter a contest, one that celebrates the power of images.  I thought it would be a great idea to show-case the variety of images made in our travels, with people going about their lives in the back-drops of their own environment.  It's been my long-time belief that people are part of the scenery.  I know how to make landscape photography.  In fact, I've done quite a lot in my travels.  And if you have people in your images, that's like putting seasoning in an already great dish. :-)

Here's a screen-shot of my entries.  Click on it and feel free to share via Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and/or email (links on the top right corner of the page).  Once I get 1,000 votes, you could be going to New York city with me.  No joking!

Before I let you go, what's the first thing that you see once entering the page?  Put it in the comment below.

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Sometimes, the Best is Reserved for the End - Los Angeles Travel Photographer

I'm sort of a lazy bone.  So any activity that requires physical efforts from me would pretty much not be on my list to do, hiking being one of them.  Unless there's beautiful scenery, me and this word has no association at all. In my recent trip to Taiwan, I took a leap of faith and went on a hike for the sake of hiking.  And thanks to such "faith", I was rewarded, at the end of the hike, with this beautiful stone bridge tucked away in a quiet corner ofSun Link Sea National Park.  The emerald water and the fall colors were just extra bonus. :-)

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What is Life without Curiosity - Los Angeles Travel Photographer

You know I love doors.  I am also full of curiosity.  This image was made in a small port town (浪石) while rafting (it's more like floating :-)) in Li River (漓江) near Guilin (桂林), China.

I'd attribute to everything I've achieved thus far to un-quenched curiosity.  But, how much of it do you need to peek into someone's door though? :p

Curiosity killed the cat?  Nah...!  Boredom would've killed it sooner. :-)

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