This section showcases the diverse genres of photography I explore through my lens. From the architectural elegance of urban structures to the serenity of natural landscapes, each genre reflects a different way of seeing the world. Whether it’s the mystery of the night sky or the wild beauty of animals and ecosystems, I aim to capture and share the stories that unfold in every frame.
On the night of August 14th, 2025, at 11:30 PM, as Tokyo’s evening deepened, I stepped into a completely different Senso-ji from its daytime self. The Kaminarimon Gate and Kobunacho had already turned off their lights, but the clear night sky remained bright enough for me to capture this rare tranquility with my wide-aperture lens. […]
On the afternoon of August 15, 2025, I walked along the west bank of the Sumida River from Azuma Bridge to Sumida Park. During this photography journey from sunset to nightfall, I encountered a gentle, fearless seagull and an elegant heron resting by the pond. As darkness fell, the pond water reflected the shore lights, creating a dreamlike scene with the heron standing on a stone. The soft glow of Tokyo Skytree, reflections of boat-shaped lamps, and colorful lights of yakatabune boats together wove the most beautiful memories of this summer twilight.
On June 22nd, 2025, I chose to explore Lukang Old Street during the golden hour, waiting for the crowds to gradually fade away into peaceful moments. The clear sky allowed the setting sun to pour generously into the ancient alleyways, where light filtered through traditional architecture, creating beautiful patterns of light and shadow on both
I visited Lukang Longshan Temple on an afternoon in June 2025, capturing the play of light and shadow across this historic site. From the Qing Dynasty stone lions at the main gate and eighteen arhats, to the dragon pillars inscribed with “Second year of Xianfeng,” and the expressive Eight Immortals sculptures above the five-gate hall, every detail showed remarkable craftsmanship. Surrounded by rising incense smoke, I felt the devotion of worshippers and tried to capture through my lens the moments where traditional architecture and faith culture meet.
On the evening of June 4th, 2025, I experienced a surprising photography journey at Busan Songdo Sky Park. Though I arrived late and missed the full sunset, I still captured beautiful sunset silhouettes – the orange-red sun framed between tree leaves. Meeting relaxed cats at the Yonggung Sky Walk entrance healed my disappointment. When I returned to the cable car station rooftop and waited longer, I witnessed my first blue hour – the sky painted with layers of blue-purple and orange-pink colors. Even more surprising was finding the Little Prince art installation on the rooftop. The yellow silhouette against the dreamy sky created a more magical scene than any sunset. This experience taught me: sometimes behind what we lose, there’s often a more beautiful surprise waiting.
On the evening of June 4th, 2025, I met three or four cats at the entrance of Songdo Yongkung Sky Walk in Busan. They didn’t run away but naturally let me photograph their various poses—lying down, hiding behind posts, resting on chairs. They stayed with me until I finished, then walked away gracefully. Their unexpected gentleness filled my heart with gratitude.
At the end of May, I climbed up to Apsan Observatory in Daegu. I sat in the cable car station café, looking out through the big windows at the city below. The sky was clear but a little misty, which made everything look soft and dreamy. From the top of the mountain, I could see
On May 29, 2025, after leaving Dongseongno, I visited Gyesan Cathedral and March 1st Movement Road in Daegu. The weather was perfect that day, with gentle sunshine falling on this land full of historical meaning. Though Gyesan Cathedral is not very large, it has a beautiful European-style pointed tower design. The statue of Christ at
On May 28, 2025, after finishing my photo session at E-World, I visited Daegu 83 Tower. The late afternoon sky was getting cloudier, and light rain began to fall, but this weather made me even more excited. There were very few people around the tower, which gave me plenty of time to compose my shots
On the early morning of April 21st, I waited for the sunrise at Chaowu Pier. I arrived at the scene around 4:30 AM, quietly waiting for the sky to change. Close to 5 o’clock, the sky had already turned from the darkness of night into a soft blue color. The lake surface had gentle ripples,
