Ha Long Bay Peak This limestone peak, carved by eroding winds and water, stood out among the thousands. Lush foliage curiously clings to the rock's edge and thrives. Can you find the small peak-roofed house at the water's edge? Each day was marked by overcast skies, but an overcast afternoon cruising on Ha Long Bay is a wonderful way to spend the day. The turquoise water, greenery, and stark cliffs were amazing sights to see. November 5, 2009
Evening Pathway (Canon S90) As the sun fell on the horizon, this roadside park was awash in the warm glow of Shanghai's setting sun. The Shanghai International Port Group (SIPG) building is one of the most simple high-rise office building in Shanghai, but one of my favorites. The aesthetics are simple, modern and sleek. The Shanghai waterfront bustles with activity at all hours of the day or night. Construction cranes sway, demolition debris are hauled, and welders light up unlit dark buildings with their molten sparks. November 4, 2009
40,000 Feet Mid-Flight (Canon S90) This photograph was taken west of Prince of Whales Island, Alaska and south of Juneau with 11 hours of flight time remaining. Beef tenderloin with carrots and mashed parsinips brought a taste of grandma's kitched to the dark skies over the ocean. This is not your parents' airline experience of late; this airline food could be served in any quality restaurant on land. The warmly illuminated cabin's lights dimmed after dinner and transformed the cabin into a tranquil blue glowing capsule in the north Pacific Ocean. Time for some sleep with classical music flowing through the provided noise-cancellation headset. November 1, 2009
