Happy Easter!

Happy Easter!

Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Black and White or Sepia Tones

This is my very first time joining Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge. The reason why I join it for this week theme is because I’m currently forcing myself to shooting in Black and White photos as I’ve mentioned it on my early post here: Ongoing Project.

To me shooting in B&W mode is more complicated than the colour one.

Here my entry for Black and White or Sepia Tones theme:

The white sunset

The seaguls

My cat named Budi

Primula flowers

Snowflake flowers

Hope you enjoyed it.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Kiss

Sunset is a time when the sun kisses the horizon and the time when he gives a kiss goodbye to the daytime. Enough for today.

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Kissing its own shadow

When the cloud passes by

Reflection

Nearly there

Red sky at night, shepherd’s delight,

Red sky in morning, shepherd’s warning.

This is my entry for Weekly Photo Challenge: Kiss

Sunday Post: Focused Attention

When a serenity and the sun become our focused attention…

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This is my first time joining The Sunday Post Challenge by Jakesprinter.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Inside

This week theme of Weekly Photo Challenge is Inside. In accordance to the theme, so I wanted to take all of you for a sightseeing Inside Liverpool through my photos gallery!

Obviously I cannot upload all my pictures of Liverpool but at least some part of it that very famous.

Let’s just start it! Here they are…

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St. George’s Hall

A Monument at St. George Plateau

A Street Performer at Williamson Square

Water Fountains at Williamson Square

The Radio City’s tower

River Mersey

Liverpool landmarks (left to the right): Liver Building, Cunard Building, Port of Liverpool Building, at Pier Head

The new museum of Liverpool

The top of Liver Building

Port of Liverpool Building

Liver Building and Cunard Building in the distance.

The other side of Museum of Liverpool

Inside of Albert Dock

A view from Albert Dock. The Liverpool Cathedral is in the distance.

A view of Albert Dock

BT Convention Centre near The Albert Dock

The Giant Wheel and Liverpool Echo Arena Building, next to Albert Dock

River Mersey, A View from Liverpool.

Liverpool Bay in the distance

A View from Everton Park: Liverpool Landscape

The two Cathedrals in the distance: Christ The King Cathedral and Liverpool Cathedra. Picture was taken from Everton Park

Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ The King Liverpool or Catholic Cathedral, one of Liverpool Landmarks

Liverpool Cathedral or Anglican Cathedral, one of Liverpool Landmarks

A View from St. George Plateau.

Liverpool Cathedral

Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ The King Liverpool

Liverpool Town Center

Inside Full English Breakfast!

Inside Lime Street Train Station

Inside John Lennon Airport

Liverpool Lime Street Train Station

Liverpool Town Center

Those are few places that I could share it with you all. Hope everybody enjoyed it.

Just for your info that next month Liverpool is going to host Mathew Street Festival as usual. That’s a music festival tribute to The Beatles. I might write and post it later if I got a chance!

Have a nice day, everyone!

Cheer Up!

You’ll be fine, my darling…

As long as you don’t lock yourself in

Then you’ll gonna be fine

Because you know that you can get out of there freely

Whenever you want or ready…

 

Footpaths

You’ll be fine, my darling…

As long as you don’t block yourself off

Then you’ll gonna be fine

Because you know which road that would lead you to the end

Whenever you want or ready…

 

Perspective

Create A Contre-jour “Accidentally”

What I meant by “accidentally” is I did not know the term of contre-jour until a friend of mine at Kampretsklik introduced it.

Contre-jour at the seaside in Rhyl.

Taken using Samsung Digimax A7

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Contre-jour at the seaside in Blackpool

Taken using Samsung Digimax A7

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Contre-jour on the top hill at Rivington Pike (reposted picture from Spotted)

Taken using Kodak Easy Share C713

The Wall of Liverpool – Threshold to The Ends of The Earth

Back to 2008 when Liverpool was the host of European Capital of Culture. I and a friend of mine found this place by accident when we were hunting superlambananas all over the places in Liverpool at the time. This big wall is located by the end of Old Hall Street.

If we stand up at the side wall where we can read: Liverpool – Threshold To The Ends Of The Earth, then everything feels and looks normal. What I meant by normal is I didn’t feel like I was standing in a high place. But if you go to the other side of the wall then you will realize that apparently you were standing up on a high place. When I looked through the circle I could see the road was quite deep down below me. I felt a little bit scared when I was climbing that circle to be honest, but the view was just stunning. We could see the Liverpool landscape and River Mersey in the distance. Liverpool is a beautiful city.

To know a little bit more about the quote on the wall then you may want to read this article: John Davies, A threshold to the ends of the earth.