357. Recent Life

Going to take a short break from my vacation posts. Time is going by very fast these days (once again). It just hit me November/winter is just around the corner..which means Christmas and New Year's is coming up. I can't believe yet another year has gone by. Not sure what I'll be doing for the holidays this year but I'm making tentative plans already..

Here's some random photos of what's been happening in my life these days since I got back to Toronto a few weeks ago, starting with a surprise pick-up from the airport in this beautiful car:



Great night at the Shangri-La hotel lobby






The view from Canoe




La Societe for brunch



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356. London | Snapshots

The quintessential shot of London. + Random shots of: Covent Garden, Laduree, Regent Street, the amazing Burberry flagship, Buckingham Palace, etc. The more I look back on my vacation photos the more I miss this city.

Buckingham Palace: During my first few nights in London I stayed at a hotel by Victoria Station, which was a short ~10min walk to Buckingham Palace (~20min to Big Ben). One night I took a late night walk there and it was pretty deserted. Definitely better to avoid the crowds.

















The Burberry flagship on Regent Street is one of the most beautiful stores I've ever been in! It's huge like a department store with a lot of SAs. I was only able to take a few discreet photos with my cell.






Happy to find a Joe & The Juice. Reminded me of Copenhagen.




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355. London | V&A Part 1

The Victoria & Albert Museum in London has stunning interiors and beautiful works of art & design. I remember during school when we studied famous artworks, a lot of the originals were located in the V&A. That was how I first heard of the museum and had always wanted to visit.
The hotel I stayed at was located about a ten minute walk away. I decided to drop by on my last day there. As soon as I got there, I wished I had more time to spend there. This is definitely one of the favourite places I've visited in London so far. The architecture in there is equally as impressive as everything that was on display. I was taking photos non-stop, until my camera sadly ran out of battery. Here's part 1!





















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