My 2009 in Pictures

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|Outside of Edmonton, Canada| On the way to the wedding of my friend Koel & Kelly’s wedding reception, it was hailing and raining like a motherfucker and we pulled over. I’m sure this could have turned out even better had I not been shooting through a window, but it was a cool capture in my eyes.

|Outside Fort Saskatchewan, Canada| This wasn’t exactly what my childhood encompassed but this is literally a stones throw across the highway for me.

|At Julianne’s fire pit outside of Fort Saskatchewan, Canada| I never do slow-shutter pics so pardon me if this is a bit cliche.

|New York City, United States| I thought this made for a good picture involving a strong symbol of American patriotism with a Fire truck in the background. Still pretty surreal that shit went down.

|Empire State Building in New York City, United States|

|Statue of Liberty in New York City, United States| This was something I wasn’t looking forward to checking out while in New York by virtue of it being such a touristy draw, but I was happy I checked it out. From afar, it’s really nothing special but up close and personal, still a cool sight.

|Chinatown in New York City, United States| Hard at work at the Chinese Chess

|Chinatown in New York City, United States|

|Chinatown in New York City, United States|

|Chinatown in New York City, United States|

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13 Responses to “My 2009 in Pictures”

  1. johnGEE says:

    wow these pics are cool and teachin me a little bit about hong kong and making me want to go there too. wish i could.

    by the way, whats up with that thing in pink????

  2. cory gibbons says:

    great photos. looked like a good year.

  3. The Joelplane says:

    Eug you have a great eye and those are some stellar pics. How are you gonna top it in ‘10?

  4. Eugene Kan says:

    The pink suit is none other than The Pink Amigo haha.

  5. Eugene Kan says:

    Thanks JP… I think the overall trend was that traveling is helpful in finding and discovering new shit across the board. Both from a new landscape perspective, but also from a personal development perspective.

  6. dijay says:

    great stuff, awesome pics!

    all the great cities u visited definitely made me jealous! hah, cool that singapore got to represent too!!

    which camera do use btw?

  7. Eugene Kan says:

    Yeh traveling was pretty fun this year.

    Most of the shots are a Canon 50D with a Sigma 30mm f1.4. Pretty much my everyday set-up, but since I got a Canon S90 I sometimes bring both and switched out the Sigma 30 for just a cheap Canon 50mm f1.8. I might invest in some decent glass if/when I go full-frame but it’s not really a priority right now.

  8. Danskee says:

    Awesome pics man. You must take an enormous amount of photos though. How on earth did you manage to filter it down to 8 pages of pics?

  9. Eugene Kan says:

    It wasn’t that bad, cause I keep my shit super organized in Lightroom and have ratings for them. It’s out of 5 stars but usually I just mark it either 3 stars through 5 stars. I just picked what I thought were 4 stars or higher.

  10. tim says:

    like that black and white chinatown pic. seems like it could be from any era.

  11. Yeah, I really like the Chinatown shots too, and not just because of the “Where’s Waldo?” moment I had when I spotted Papa Kan in one of them (that is him, right?). This site’s off to a good start..

  12. Eugene Kan says:

    Oh yeh, that’s Papa Kan alright haha… the hair is hard to miss.

  13. JJ says:

    I’m down with that Jordan, Hong Kong picture, I love how rugged/clean the buildings can be: appendages protruding out of everything haha!


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