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Arlington National Cemetery

Tomb of the Unknown.

October 21, 2009 7 comments 6 likes
The Cherry Blossom Festival (Washington D.C.)

The National Cherry Blossom Festival is a two week event in the spring that celebrates the gift of Japanese Cherry Trees to the United States. The Cherry Blossoms are planted in an area that stretches from the Washington Monument, to the Jefferson Memorial, and to the Tidal Basin. There’s even a small stone Japanese Pagoda at the Tidal Basin.

July 31, 2008 4 comments 7 likes
The Capitol at Washington D.C.

D.C.'s as blue as ice. There is so much to see and so much to explore. But of course, make sure it's on a warm season.

December 11, 2009 6 comments 4 likes

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Moulin Rouge: A Grand Past, A Shaky Present

It's not all about Kylie, the Absinth fairy. ;p

January 31, 2012 10 comments 11 likes
The Breathtaking Mount Bromo

On September 2011, @shielladwnd @ngoki @ panjihardjakaprabon and I were eating at Kafe Kebon in Bandung. After eating, we talked so much and ended up initiating an analogue trip to Mount Bromo. Yes! Mount Bromo. It was a great, great trip! It's my most memorable travel escapade in 2011.

January 30, 2012 5 comments 9 likes
Noryangjin Fish Market: Seoul's Best

Do you like visiting the market? What about a fish market? The Noryangjin Fish Market is the largest fish market in Seoul and has been selected by the Seoul Metropolitan Government as one of the top 100 must-see sights in Seoul City!

February 02, 2012 5 comments 8 likes

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Getting to Know Brasilia Sky

Two very dear friends of mine invited me to go to the famous city invented by Juscelino: Brasília.

February 04, 2012
The Melting Pot that is Möllan

Möllevångstorget or `Möllan` in the local language, is a definite waterhole and a breath of fresh air during your tour around Malmö. Here you can find anything from the local barber shop, vintage clothes, and a myriad of cafés bars and resturants.

February 03, 2012
My Preferred Patch of Greenery in Como

Walking in the most important park of Como, near the lake. A great place to relax, have fun, play sports, and see some important buildings who tell us the history of the most important citizens of the city.

February 03, 2012 1 comment 1 like
Paris of the East: The Bund, Shanghai

A night at the legendary bund, Shanghai, proves to be everything within expectation.

February 03, 2012
Taking a Stroll Along the Riverside

From the Louvre to the Eiffel Tower - you can understand Paris’s soul from the River Seine.

February 03, 2012
My Most Memorable Travel Escapades of 2011: Santa Barbara

I LOVE Santa Barbara in December because it doesn't feel like December. Slip into your flipflops and cruise State St., Stern's Wharf and along the waterfront for some breathtaking landscapes. I lived her for five years so there is nothing more amazing to me than going home for a visit.

February 02, 2012
Lomography Store Shanghai

An afternoon looking around the Lomography Store in Shanghai.

February 02, 2012 1 like
Noryangjin Fish Market: Seoul's Best

Do you like visiting the market? What about a fish market? The Noryangjin Fish Market is the largest fish market in Seoul and has been selected by the Seoul Metropolitan Government as one of the top 100 must-see sights in Seoul City!

February 02, 2012 5 comments 8 likes
The Cave Temple at Kek Look Tong

The Kek Look Tong Cave Temple is a tourist attraction situated in the natural and picturesque area of Gunung Rapat in the south of Ipoh - the capital of Perak state in west Malaysia. It is owned and managed by Kek Look Seah (a nonprofit organization).

February 02, 2012 1 like
How a Late 1970s Hong Kong Theme Park Recreated Scenes from Old China

Back in 1980 or thereabouts, my parents brought my brother and me to Hong Kong for a family vacation. One of the places we visited was Sung Dynasty Village, a theme park based on an old village in China.

February 02, 2012 2 comments 5 likes
Bacchus Marsh

Just a 40-minute train ride outside of Melbourne is Bacchus Marsh, a country community with old historic houses, farms, and country hospitality.

February 01, 2012 1 like
Let's Take a Stroll at the Manila Chinese Garden

Do you want to see what the Chinese people have to offer in terms of architecture without having to literally fly all the way to China? If so, then visit the Chinese Garden located in Manila, right beside Luneta Park. But in the meantime, go through this post to see a sneak peek of it.

February 01, 2012 1 like
Seoul City Guide - Night On the Town Call Out!

That's right, we're already starting work on a Lomography City Guide for the wonderful city of Seoul - that bustling metropolis where traditional Eastern practices mesh seamlessly with modern technology! What's even more important is that we want *you* to be a part of it! Read on to find out how!

February 01, 2012
My Most Memorable Travel Escapade in 2011: Cadaqués

Cadaques is a harbour town in Northern Spain near Girona. It's a half-hour drive from Barcelona. It's a popular holiday destination for locals and there were lots of French people there for the weekend (most people thought we were French as well).

February 01, 2012 1 like
Ma Mon Luk, Manila

A lot has been written and blogged about Manila’s very own Chinatown, Binondo. One common topic about these stories is Binondo is the place to be if you want to go on a food trip. Well, yes, but not necessarily! It’s true that Binondo has them all, but one of the most loved Chinese restaurants by Filipinos can’t be found in Binondo.

February 01, 2012 2 comments 4 likes
Both a Portal and a Destination: LA Union Station

The Union Station in downtown LA is usually just a place you go to...to go somewhere else. Hundreds of people arriving and leaving, you don't really notice it much outside of its usual purpose: it's just a train station. But here's what I think, it deserves a much-needed second glance.

February 01, 2012 3 likes
A Big Road

Let me introduce you guys to a street where you can find things that are "Uniquely Singapore". It is Jalan Besar, which is located at the northern side of Singapore. This street is included in the urban planning under the Urban Redevelopment Authority. Richard Owen Norris (1830s-1865) was the owner of this street. In the 1880s, the Municipality constructed Jalan Besar though nipah land.

February 01, 2012 2 likes
Climbing Lionshead

A climb a day keeps the doctor at bay - this mountain is run up by some people every morning before they go to work as it offers you views, scenery, and a vast amount of fresh air. I did this walk for the first time and need not ask why they chose this hike over a gym any day. It is truly spectacular!

January 31, 2012 1 like
Tunneling through North Head at Devonport, Auckland

Never fired in anger...the fort atop the hill at North Head, Devonport, Auckland may now be abandoned, but what's left behind is not only historically interesting - a beautiful park and beach, but also a treasure trove of opportunities for any Lomographer.

January 31, 2012 2 likes
Sarawak State Library

I love this library. Though it is far from the town, it is nice and beautiful. Not only is it a good place for studying, it is also a good place for relaxing.

January 31, 2012 1 like