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i’m not sure it’s possible for fog to exist without the smoke part where i live : (
huh
Tried getting pictures of some of my cats when I got my camera. Turns out it’s hard to do that when they won’t sit still.
Also need to figure out how to attach the macro lens to my camera so these types of shots aren’t blurry.
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It is bro
Landscape as in photos of the land right? Uhhh, yeah sorry a most of these are going to be portrait style. 
Photos from my summer vacation last year, 2025.
Every photo is from 2025.
Midday Mosque - May 15th. Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco
Most generic Eiffel Tower photo ever. - May 17th. Obviously the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France.
“Great Dragon Road” - May 18th. Great Wall of China, somewhere north of Beijing?
(Apparently the great wall has a nickname similar to seven/great dragon road? That’s what my mother refers it to but Idk it’s actual translation my chinese is kinda ass)
I Only Count Four Apostles Bro - May 25th. The Twelve Apostles off the shore of Port Campbell National Park in Victoria, Australia.
There’s Five Apostles? - May 25th. The Twelve Apostles off the shore of Port Campbell National Park in Victoria, Australia.
Sorry about the locations for the next few I forgot the names for the locations.
Shaded Corridor - June 14th. Somewhere in the outskirts of Shanghai, China?
Rain in the Plaza - June 15th. Somewhere in a tourist shopping district in Shanghai.
Old Town Tourism - June 15th. Somewhere in a tourist shopping district in Shanghai.
Skyline on the Sea / 海面上的天际线 - June 16th. On the coast of the channel in Shanghai.
(My chinese might be wrong so uhh mb I guess)
Frankly Oversized Torii Gate - Jun 26th. From a random Shinto temple in Fujinomiya in Shizuoka, Japan.
Shrine lakeside - Jun 26th. From a random Shinto temple in Fujinomiya in Shizuoka, Japan.
(Technically this is a pond so maybe Shrine Pondside?)
Oh I almost forgot this one
Pengu - May 25th. Little Penguin Parade on Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia
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Yep that checks out lmao.
Why were you EVERYWHERE in ONE TRIP 
My mother wanted to do a world trip because she’s never done one before and we spent like a day or two in like 9~ different countries, and also I needed to visit China to visit my grandad’s grave. We met up with my dad in China. Overall the trip was pretty miserable, sometimes torturous.
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We went to uhhh:
- Morocco: Casablanca
- France: Paris
- China: Beijing, Hong Kong
- Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur
- 9 days in Australia: Melbourne, Sydney in 9 hours by car, back to Melbourne in 9 hours overnight by car
- Indonesia: Bali
- Somewhere in Vietnam but we couldn’t leave the airport
- A month China: Hong Kong (again), Macau, Beijing, a City in like Midwest China, Ningbo,
- A week in Japan: Osaka, Kyoto, Fuji (the town not the mountain), Fujinomiya, Tokyo
This trip was mildly entertaining at best and actual torture at worst, that’s all I’ll say or else this becomes a vent session.
This is probably the most torturous part of the trip though:
It was when, due to poor planning from our mom, our plane ride to Sydney from Melbourne was cancelled and apparently she also accidentally booked our plane ride out of Australia in Melbourne’s airport and not Sydney’s airport.
So either: we could stay in Melbourne for the next day and pick the plane ride out the next morning after, or we could drive to Sydney 9 hours overnight just to take photos of the opera house and more photos around city and then come back and drive another 9 hours overnight back to Melbourne to catch the plane right before it leaves.
We picked the latter option, well I say we but my mother forced me and my brother to driver her and her friend to Sydney and back, while me and my brother had to constantly switch drivers in order to not crash the rental car from sleep deprivation and the other two were just sleeping. I racked up like 4 speeding tickets and 3 other tickets that I had to pay for because it was “my fault”. Also this was my first time even driving on the left side of the road, my brother didn’t even want to drive.
There’s more to this but that’s probably the worst of it in Australia, yeah I got more horror stories, especially ones in mosques. Man I despise traveling, or rather traveling with my mom, shit actually sucks.
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Are you a Sydneysider?
Overall that sounds pretty chaotic.
oh no I don’t live in Australia, I live in Canada and we drive on the right of the road. I was our designated driver for most of the trip.
Honestly I was interested in driving on the left, but this was not a good experience. I’d love to go to Australia again, by myself though.
I thought they drove left in Canada as well?
But yeah hopefully you can visit here some day it’s a great place.
Nah it would be weird if that happened because the US and Canada have connected roads. They’re relatively similar in a lot of aspects too, both countries have a lot in common