A photo of the Yodo-gawa (淀川) from the skyscrapers with the old DSLR Canon 50D. Juusou-suji (十三筋) and Hankyu railways are visible in this picture.
EXIF: Camera = Canon EOS 50D Lens = EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM ISO = 100 Aperture = f/11 Exposure = 30"
A shot of the only double decked bridge in Osaka. Taken with my Xperia Z5 on the cruise ship during sunset.
First of all, the skyline of Minneapolis on MN-65 northbound. It is a beautiful city yet I haven’t post any shots of the city itself, so here is one.
The Minnehaha falls is within the city bound among private residences. Too young, too simple, sometimes naive. Continue reading Cities of Minneapolis and Duluth plus wide angles
Position: 47°29’11″N 90°58’59″W
I took this photo with the waterproof Xperia upside down with camera underwater. Not exactly what I expected but still amazing enough to see colorful cobblestone underwater.
Yet another regular collection of colorful stone beach.
Position: 46°10’52″N 93°43’42″W
This one is pretty off-road on the side of a trail beyond Indians point. Cold, but beautiful.
Unfortunately I lost Geo-tag in this photo… So I don’t know the precise location on the road.
So it is spring break, aka. time for playing around. Apart from plenty of iterative integral assignments that are due after the spring break assigned by Tullia, we are travelling (and ingressing) in Minnesota this time. This is just a brief food journal, and I guess these courses are worth trying.
Food we had at the Ecuadorian food restaurant Chimborazo:
Seco de carne is over satisfying and hearty. Taste of rice is pretty unique, a little bit sour and juicy, which is not regular Chinese or Japanese way of cooking. I don’t know how they prepared it but it turns out very nice. I didn’t had a chance to taste the “Chaulafan” (sounds like “超辣饭”, super spicy rice bowl but not actually spicy at all) ordered by Jeff and other guys, but I took the picture anyway. Continue reading Minneapolis food journal?!
