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Green-Wood – An amazing place in Brooklyn
More photos of the amazingly vast Green-Wood historic landmark. Can you spot the parakeets? These birds are living wild in the heart of Brooklyn!
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A Day at Green-Wood Cemetery
A landscape view of Green-Wood – a must-see National Historic Landmark in the heart of Brooklyn. A little bit of history about Green-Wood from their site: Founded in 1838 as one of America’s first...
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The Guardians of Green-Wood
Another photograph taken of the old, majestic trees that are everywhere in Green-Wood Cemetery. These trees remind me of old guardians, protecting the liminal realm between life and death.
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The Angel of Grief
Green-Wood Cemetery is not only known for its famous celebrity residents, but also has one of the largest statuary and mausoleums in the country. During the walking tour, we came across this Angel of...
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Giving Thanks
I find it appropriate on Thanksgiving to share this image I took while touring the historical Green-Wood Cemetery. There are quite a few American heroes buried here including those that fell in the...
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Green-Wood Cemetery, Winding Roads
A view of the rolling hills and winding roads of the picturesque Green-Wood Cemetery. A rare retreat in the centre of Brooklyn.
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Hong Kong – A City of Contrasts
I had the privilege of visiting the exciting city of Hong Kong over the holidays, and I have to admit it is a city that never ceases to amaze me. A futuristic city with a fascinating hybrid combination...
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Year of the Dragon
What better way to start the ambitious year of the dragon than at the Jumbo Kingdom restaurant in Hong Kong? Decorated in the ornate style of a Chinese Imperial Palace, this iconic floating restaurant...
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The Majestic Trees of Hong Kong
Hong Kong has some of the most ancient and majestic trees I’ve ever seen, located throughout the city, often in the most busiest of streets. They truly are a sight to see!
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A Technicolour Tour of Wat Arun Temple, Bangkok
During my recent trip to Asia, I managed to extend my stay for a week to spend some time in Hong Kong and take a 48 hour blitz trip of Bangkok. On the last day, I took an amazing tour of the Khlongs or...
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