Skis and Snowboards

Skis and snowboards during our 5-day trip. 

Under the Arch

Empire State Building and Christmas tree under the Washington Square Arch.

Santas by the Bus Stop

Just two Santa Clauses waiting for the bus at 14th and 1st.

Bacardi...Mini

Deceiving 50 mL mini Bacardi. 

Shoes

New pair of shoes from Aldo.

Late-night Music

"I'm at a payphone trying to call home

All of my change I spent on you.."

Pavilion of Dreams Watch

Watches that we scanned at different locations in the Pavilion of Dreams. 

Couple

Gazing off the balcony at 九份.

Feet

Dipping my feet in the water at 和平島.

Meow

Two cats on the streets of 烏來.

MRT Handle Bars

Handle bars on the MRT.

Glass Swans

Swan made of glass at a glass factory.

Inclusion-Exclusion

Engraved into the ledges of the Angel Island Immigration Station were many immigration-related words, and one ledge had inclusion and exclusion on opposite ends.

Swans

A pair of metal swans in the Japanese Tea Garden.

Reflection

The pair of objects in this photo is the pair of tiers that serves as the main support for the deck of the Throgs Neck Bridge. Despite the numerous times I've been to Fort Totten, I am always awed by the lights on the bridge and the reflection off the water. It creates a sense of peacefulness and calmness and encourages a light and thoughtful conversation.

Baby Crocs

Evelyn's baby Crocs look so adorable just lying on the backyard patio. I still think Crocs look so ridiculous and refuse to wear them.

Chopsticks

Using chopsticks are much more convenient that using forks, spoons, and knives. I can't see myself using western-style utensils at every meal; they seem very not versatile and hard to use. 

Cornell 2014's

I actually took this on May 13, 2012 after studying for my finals. It was at 2 o'clock in the morning and after 3 hours of studying, I needed something fun to do before sleeping. I cleared the top of my fridge, which I use as a nightstand, and placed my night light on the window sill next to the fridge. This photo was taken with my 50mm lens and the lighting and reflection turned out surprisingly well. This pair of sunglasses were the pair I wore at Slope Day this year, representing the Class of 2014.