While on my last long-term trip adventure to Guangzhou (China) for the span of three weeks I walked an average of more than +20k steps every single day. This, translated into photography terms can be understood as to I had a lot of time to wander the city streets and tiny alleys and not just that but paired with my beloved Fujifilm X100F (which I couldn’t be any happier about havinf for my travel & street photography) the result of the equation is basically tons of photos.
Here I am bringing you with some of the photos I took during those long hours walking along different districts and local lifestyle. It’s pretty difficult to not be looked at while strolling around China because of the obvious and physical differences between both of us so it wasn’t that easy for me to blend in and take all the photos I would have liked. Nonetheless, I couldn’t be happy of this experience I got to live!
X100F
SUMMER VIBES: A MORNING IN LA COSTA BRAVA
‘After a storm comes a rainbow’
The few last weekends weren’t what were supposed to be.
If you’ve ever been to Barcelona (and even lived here) you will know that when the warm weather comes in, everyone is out in a terrace having ‘tapas’ and beers (or Sangría) and laying down in a beach by the sun. But this time, May has been pretty grey and cold and has taken some weeks to get to that beloved point; but finally, last weekend was THE weekend.
We didn’t thought it twice. Hop on the car and Saturday Sun Roadtrip Time it was. Hit the road to Costa Brava and there was no turning back.
Despite forgetting the swimsuits at home because our first plan was to go for a walk on the Camí de Ronda -recommended lovely hiking path that goes by the shore- and not touching the water even once, we had a blast of a day. Our destination of choice was Blanes and its Marimurtra Botanic Garden with a Fideuà for lunch at the only restaurant in front the Cala de Sant Francesc.
Song of the day was Al Mar by Manel
