a few photos in seoul

ooh it’s been a while. Here is a recollection of three days worth of photos:

first film

Here’s my first try at film photography. My lovely boyfriend got me a Canon AE-1 for Christmas and here are the first results: At Ambleside beach in West Vancouver – my old home.  

What a year

I am now home, having finished my finals and Christmas activities-ish. I realized that Sunday is the 1st which means this post is long overdue since I’ve lasted posted. I came into this academic semester not thinking much but worrying a lot. The worse of my worries – being homeless but somehow working part time

[vancouver]

Here’s a compilation of mostly Vancouver photos. Of my food adventures, a hike, and finding cool new and old places.

|Travel| SF

I went to SF a week ago, and it was a pretty cool trip. I even got a tan, and I never get tanned. So just a few photos in memory of it.

Summer Week 1

Summer vacation week 1: Dinner with Allison, my best friend and sister My new home, aka my 9-5 and possibly more. Mother’s Day desserts The much deserved lava cake The destroyed lava cake It’s been a busy week, interviewing, writing papers, relaxing. It finally feels like the first week of summer break for once. But

[Moments]

So a few months ago, I accidentally deleted my entire iPhoto Library containing all of my pictures from previous travels. I managed to post photos online, which I was able to rediscover and save. Here are a few of my favourites from last year’s adventures:  

0.05 Seconds of Life

“The days, months, and years eventually reveal, like a Polaroid, a clear picture of how significant events and decisions ultimately shape our lives.” – Hoda Kotb

Hope of the World

Back from Newport. It was a lovely and soulful trip. I think I discovered better motivations that I really need to implement in my life. I think it was the first time, in weeks (possibly months), that I’ve genuinely laughed and was just plainly my old weird self. Even though the retreat was only two-ish

Park n’ Tacos

  New York City is strikingly rectangular. Every building has straight, crisp edges and there seems to be nothing out of the ordinary when staring up at the city… except for this huge park right in the middle of it all. It never really occurred to me until this particular trip how unusual this was