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You arrive at a destination full of anticipation and expectation. You return home full of fond memories and with many tales to share.
Followers
Take nothing but photographs,
leave nothing but footprints
leave nothing but footprints
On this page
- Passion and Labour of Love
- What's in the Name? Crab!
- Looking Forward to More Adventures in 2010
- Bhutan through My Eyes
- Update on India (Sikkim) Trip
- Good-Driving Habits – Reminder from India
- 1 to 10, 10 to 1 Story
- How It All Started
- Lost in Translation
- Wonders of the World
- The Miscellaneous
- Platform for Sharing
Photo Gallery
- Bhutan (Phuentsholing, Thimphu, Punakha, Paro)
- China (Suzhou, Huangshan, Shanghai)
- China (Inner Mongolia, Beijing)
- Egypt (Alexandria - Abu Simbel)
- Europe (Amsterdam, Paris, Belgium)
- India (Delhi, Jaipur, Agra, Kashmir)
- India (Amritsar, Himachal Pradesh)
- India (Kolkata, Darjeeling and Sikkim)
- India (Kerala, Kanyakumari)
- Nepal (Annapurna Base Camp)
- Nepal (Jomsom / Muktinath)
- Nepal (Everest Region - Kala Pattar)
- New Zealand (South Island)
- New Zealand (Milford Track)
- New Zealand (North Island)
- Pakistan (Islamabad, Hunza Valley)
- South America (Peru, Bolivia, Chile)
Footprints
Pearl of the Orient - Penang
Local Flavour
Bookcase
Coming soon.
(This section talks about books on travel /adventure which I have read.)
(This section talks about books on travel /adventure which I have read.)
From the desk of csn
Travelling and photos
Travelling is not just about the journey or
the beautiful scenery,
it is about the experience and the memory
it brings along, and it is life-long.
You capture your experience both in
your memory and in camera.
When your memory finally fails you,
it will refresh your memory;
when you are down and out,
it will cheer you up;
when you are bored,
it will absorb your boredom;
when you run out of money to travel,
it will make you a ‘couch’-traveller;
when you are tired and unwell to travel,
it will ‘rejuvenate’ your spirit.
So travelling and photos go ‘hand-in-hand’.
Corporate ladder vs. mountain
Which would you choose: climb corporate
ladder or climb mountain?
I would choose the latter, because it will
lead me to spectacular views.
The former would lead me to
tons of work as high as the mountain!
Travelling is not just about the journey or
the beautiful scenery,
it is about the experience and the memory
it brings along, and it is life-long.
You capture your experience both in
your memory and in camera.
When your memory finally fails you,
it will refresh your memory;
when you are down and out,
it will cheer you up;
when you are bored,
it will absorb your boredom;
when you run out of money to travel,
it will make you a ‘couch’-traveller;
when you are tired and unwell to travel,
it will ‘rejuvenate’ your spirit.
So travelling and photos go ‘hand-in-hand’.
Corporate ladder vs. mountain
Which would you choose: climb corporate
ladder or climb mountain?
I would choose the latter, because it will
lead me to spectacular views.
The former would lead me to
tons of work as high as the mountain!
One Thing
One thing which I regret I have not done / achieved yet.
None, because there are too many and trying to make good now.
One thing which I wish I am better off.
Better ears – musically. No, actually I wish I can take better photos.
One thing which I (almost) can’t do without with while travelling.
Nescafe – will bring my own if necessary.
One thing which I miss most while travelling.
Home – after something like ten days.
One thing which touches my heart most during the journey.
The broad smile on the children’s faces when they are given simple things like sweets and ball-pens.
One thing which I miss most after the trip.
The people (both the travellers and the local people), the places, the scenery – just about everything – in short, the trip itself!
One thing which I spend most time on after each trip.
Printing photos (soon will be a bygone day), downloading photos, writing the ‘journals’, looking at the photos and more looking… (oops, this is more than one thing!)
One place which I wish to visit but think it is unlikely to materialise.
The Arctic – and walk alongside the polar bears!
One thing which upsets me most.
Not being on time.
The Journey of Discovery
Do you know where you are heading to or what to expect at your destination? Very often the answer is ‘NO’…
Sometimes it makes you feel like you are on top of the world,
at other times, you may stumble & fall and don’t feel like getting up.
The journey may be filled with surprises and mysteries…,
it brings you joy and laughter, occasionally tears and pains.
Somedays you feel so tired that you don’t feel like walking anymore,
somedays you can’t wait for tomorrow to arrive.
The journey of Life is very much similar to this journey of discovery…
Sometimes it makes you feel like you are on top of the world,
at other times, you may stumble & fall and don’t feel like getting up.
The journey may be filled with surprises and mysteries…,
it brings you joy and laughter, occasionally tears and pains.
Somedays you feel so tired that you don’t feel like walking anymore,
somedays you can’t wait for tomorrow to arrive.
The journey of Life is very much similar to this journey of discovery…
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