Tag: iphone
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Slaves to the screen~
Who could have imagined that a day would come when our own advances in technology would enslave us and shut us out of the world we are anxious to know about. Screens are becoming a serious addiction for so many that we spend most of our waking hours staring into screens. This all reminds me…
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Thank you LensCulture for the feature~
Photo taken at the clock installation in Volksgarten, Düsseldorf Thank you @lensculture for the feature! I am honored. #Repost @lensculture (@get_repost) ・・・ We’re thrilled to open this year’s Exposure Awards, our search for the world’s best contemporary photographers! These Awards aim to discover and showcase the most inspiring images from the global photography community. Send…
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Inking in priorities ~ Germany
At this time, a permission is granted, to re-evaluate, to shed the extra weight of unnecessary stresses, to weed out unwanted obligations, to dedicate time and love to those who need us most…
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Before They Wake up~ Boracay
The stillness, soft light, undisturbed water, the lone human… the reasons to wake up before they all do.
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The Best Things in Life are Hard to Reach~ Boracay
Boracay, a green and white gem in the middle of a blue sea, blessed with a panorama of clouds and a ongoing theater of sky and water on and impossibly large canvas, is not easy to travel to. Almost like giving birth, painful as difficult, but still you would do it again and being there…
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Xitang~ An Old Water Town
A 90 minute drive from the bustling Shanghai Metropolis, lies one of several old water towns where life carries on with a completely different rhythm. Water has this way of slowing things life down to a gentle meander, and it magically transforms reality into gentler ripples of dream like visions. Blue and soft in nature,…
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Beirut: Impressions on the Run
Beirut, beautiful, sophisticated, artsy, dirty, confused, decadent, mismanaged and always pulls on my every hidden emotion.
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6 Hours in Istanbul
It was 5:50 am, after a long flight from Shanghai to Beirut, 6 hours in Istanbul held 2 different promises: to sit in coffee shops staring at passing strangers, reading a book, watching my phone screen and drinking endless cups of coffee and tea; or getting a visa, finding my way into the old quarter…
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Mobile Impressions From a Journey in an Old Land~ Lebanon
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