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Hong Kong is a city full of skyscrapers. Yet there are places just around the corner where you can admire the beauty of nature. Wu Kai Sha is such a place. With the beautiful sea and sky in view, you can hardly believe that you are still in the urban area.
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Bulguksa Temple was a temple designated as a World Cultural Asset by UNESCO back in 1995. It is a famous tourist spot and a must go place in Gyeongju. It was built in year 528 during the Silla Kingdom. It underwent several renovations ever since it was built.
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You might know Busan for its famous mountain for hiking and perhaps for Gwangan Bridge or for its night view. But Busan also has a lot of interesting places to visit and you would definitely enjoy it even during the burning summer season.
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![GyeongJu of South Korea [GolGul Temple]](http://cloud.lomography.com/139/92/1f/6847f36f632b3802fc7bf553a3137be3f35b20.jpg)
Gol Gul Sa Temple would not be something familiar to most Koreans and they probably would mistakenly thought you are talking about Bulguk Sa Temple. Golgulsa Temple is the only temple cave in South Korea and built completely out of stone back in the 6th century. I, hereby, sincerely suggest you should go to Gol Gul Sa Temple for a walk, though it would be very exhausting but it would not disappoint you.
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Failure is often the answer of E6 processing to me. The first time I tasted the feeling of satisfaction was when I got the photos taken by Kodak E100G.
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One of the most photographed places in Japan, this is a clear and spectacular example of the fusion of nature with man’s handy work. The warrior chief Taira no Kivomori, built the first Torii in the 12th century. The current structure (constructed in 1875) measures about 16 metres in height and has a four-pillar structure for stability.
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Last year, I spent a whole month in Thailand. I am not Thai, but I must say I treat Thailand like my homeland. The people, the shops, the atmosphere, the views and the hotels, finally, you find a place to relax yourself. I think that the reason why Thailand is my must go place every summer.
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Its beauty is natural rather than grandiose. There isn't unbelievable hills or breathtaking landscape, but this is just a piece of simple and untouched land full of flowers and trees. Happiness can be so simple.
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Do something good for your health, have a walk in the fresh air and feed your hungry cameras with architecture motifs! Helsinki is full of Art Nouveau architecture. Okay, you have to keep your eyes open. But probably the collection with the highest density of this very appealing style of architecture can be found on the peninsula Katajanokka.
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On the 27th of March a few passionate Lomographers met, to enjoy the first sunny days this year and to hunt for great shots. The meeting was organized in the Lomoforum.
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wonderful city, full of sun,cats, mandarins and historical surroundings.
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I was on my 5 days holiday in Bali. It's been a blaaaaasssst! oh well.. on Saturday 15 August 2009, my lomo bali friend ask me to join them to go to the Sanur Village Festival. After agreeing, we went there and suddenly I see these giant kites flying on the beach."WOOOOOOW" was the first reaction and then quickly I began to shoot with my LC-A+ RL, Fisheye No.2 and Supersampler. You all know what its like be excited right? to see those big colorful kites and bring your all time favorite Lomo camera :)
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On the 18th January 2009, it was my second visit to the Bukit Tabur, and this time, I had a totally different experience from my previous visit. Firstly, I came with more friends. Secondly, I saw a completely different view of this hill. That's the main reason of why I am sharing this location once again to everybody right here!
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"a-l-b-e-r-t-o":http://beta.lomography.com/homes/-a-l-b-e-r-t-o- discovered an island in the mouth of Amazon river. Bikes footballs and buffaloes fill the streets of this isolated and to a large extent uninhabited place on earth. A truly wonderful location with plenty of pictures to make our eyes drool, "a-l-b-e-r-t-o":http://beta.lomography.com/homes/-a-l-b-e-r-t-o- takes home this weeks award. Congratulations!
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"Azurblue":http://beta.lomography.com/homes/azurblue shares first hand what beauty has sprung from volcanic mass from almost 280 million years ago! Colors, nature, sun, beauty and a hint of when one should visit this place! What more could one ask for?
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I have a bit of a bad habit of documenting most things I do with a camera.. at least one photo relevant to something I do/have done! well I cycle to work everyday and Im proud of myself when I say it's 7 mile a day! I have a lovely purple ladies cycle with a basket on the front and a luggage carrier on the rear and to be totally honest - I LOVE it. I get to have some me time with my cameras.
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Ahhh, the lovely fortress town of San Gimignano! It was declared a UNESCO architectural world heritage site and no doubt indeed. The town is surrounded by massive walls and the entrance arch frames narrow cobbled streets lined with shops and cafes all bearing the specialities of the region. From hand-painted ceramics, glassware, pounded silver jewelry and of course the famed wines.
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The Dropzone (an airport that is used by skydivers/airport Luetzellinden in the middle of Hessen, approx. 45 km northern of Frankfurt is a very (dog)friendly and comfortable place to spend a weekend. Whether you are a skydiver, a hobby pilot or just interested in watching or doing a tandem jump - you'll certainly be pleased with what you find there.
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I don't know if foreigners have ever heard of it, but in France, everybody learns in primary school the song "Sous le Pont d"Avignon, on y danse, on y danse" (on the bridge of Avignon, one dances round and round...)
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I still remember when I first encountered these giant flying balloons that carry baskets underneath. I never knew what they were until my brother told me they are called hot air balloons. Hot air compressed inside the balloon makes it float like giant picnic baskets soaring through the garden.
