Rendezvous@NanoMakia

Hi everyone. Let’s introduce the new writer of nanomakia.com…. *drum rolls* Becca! Just helping bro to update his half-dead blog. Had a wonderful Sunday afternoon decorating cupcakes. That was my first time doing that… and definitely won’t be my last time. More to come in the future. There are so many ways you can decorate your cakes… with lollies, candies, cookies, chocolates and even ribbons but make sure you only eat the edible ones and not get yourself choked. *evil grin*

A before picture. All cracked and boring… Reminds me of my brother’s blog design… Super grayish…

The after pictures. Now the cupkiesss look a bit better!

Feel free to share your food decorations and have a great day, everyone. Buhbye!

Waves are certainly one of the forces of nature that is really fascinating to me. We always wonder from which point of the waters did it come from… was it caused by a boat? a small tremor under the sea? or just ocean currents? Some times we can just sit beside the sea and watch the waves hitting the shores… mesmerized by the splashes of water. Funny thing… I was shooting a short video of the waves in the same position as the picture shown… the waves were pretty strong with good splashes… strong effects. It was as if the waves were acting strong for the video clip. As I stop recording the video and was thinking of taking a photo instead… the waves suddenly calmed down. I waited and waited… no signs of the waves getting stronger… at the end I just gave up and shot some pictures of calmer looking waves. Click on the picture for a bigger view

A group of us had a short trip to Halifax, Nova Scotia just to relax and enjoy the long weekend. On the very last day of our trip, Mick suggested that we go to Peggy’s Cove, he showed us a brochure… it says in there that Peggy’s Cove is a photographer’s paradise. Surely enough, once we were there… lots of people around carrying big and small cameras. Surely a spectacular view with the huge rocks all around and the blue seas right in front. The lighthouse looks awesome in this setting. Here is a little photo to share… a circular polarizer helps quite a bit here Click the picture for a bigger view.