Melbourne, Street - Mekong Vietnamese Noodles

Perhaps Mekong's Vietnamese noodles used to be good. Like, a long, long time ago back when they weren't famous. Nowadays, they're just famous for being famous. If you knew your way around Melbourne a bit, you'd easily find any other more authentic, better tasting noodle soup.

Or maybe they're weren't good at all all these while, and that it's smart business move was choosing the right location - being situated on the main street of the city on Swanton St. But I think the smartest move yet is the little orange sticker you see in the photo above. It reads "Bill Clinton had two bowls. How many can you have?" That sticker's been there since I was a student here, most possibly much longer before that. One can't argue with the effectiveness of these few sentences. Brilliant.

Melbourne, Street - "Is it here yet?"

Taken on a rainy day at the tram stop on La Trobe Street, Melbourne.

Here's to wishing you a very Merry Christmas!

Shot taken at Melbourne's Federation Square. You can sorta see it in the bauble. :D

I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you simply for taking the time to view some of my work here.

Have a fantastic Christmas filled with much love and merriment, and a wonderful year ahead!

New York, Street - Inside the Guggenheim Museum

Fifty two years on, the Guggenheim Museum in New York is still an architectural marvel. You could aim your camera anywhere inside or even outside the Guggenheim, and if you just take a little extra effort in cropping the curves beautifully, you'd get an amazing picture quite easily. I think I was pretty lucky with this photo. As I was there once they opened their doors, the museum's still pretty empty. Only one of the many guards looked out to the throng of tourists lining up at the ground floor.

New York, Street - Christmas at Rockefeller Centre NYC

Every year during Christmas in New York, the iconic Rockefeller Centre NYC becomes a hub of activity! You have throngs of tourists walk around the vicinities of the Rockefeller Centre to see the Christmas decorations. And of course, there's the famous ice skating rink which you've probably seen in countless movies is situated right underneath this building. For such an iconic building part of the New York CIty skyline, it's probably been photographed really well from all possible angles. I thought that having the Christmas lights overlaying it gives it an unmistakable Christmas cheer. Somehow, the building looks even more majestic. I'm missing New York this time of the year for sure.