Traveling the world for business might sound glamorous, but the reality is often less exciting—economy class flights, generic hotels, and work-focused schedules in destinations not known for their postcard views. Yet, even in the mundane, there’s always something worth capturing. From the stark geometry of an airport terminal to the quiet charm of an empty street at sunrise, these moments tell their own story. A steaming cup of coffee at a conference break or the golden light spilling through a plane window can make for unexpectedly compelling shots. With a keen eye and a bit of creativity, even the most routine business trips offer opportunities for unique and memorable photography.
Tokyo International Airport, commonly known as Haneda Airport, is one of Japan’s primary aviation hubs, located approximately 14 kilometers south of central Tokyo. It comprises three terminals: Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 serve domestic flights, while Terminal 3 is dedicated to international services. Terminal 3 offers a range of amenities, including diverse dining options, duty-free…
Finalizing 5G calls for a martini—shaken, not stirred, of course! James Bond style suits the occasion perfectly—sophisticated, bold, and a little iconic, much like the tech you’ve just wrapped up. Cheers to a milestone worthy of a secret agent’s toast! 🍸
The ANA 787 decked out in Star Wars livery at Narita is a sight to behold! A perfect blend of aviation and pop culture, it’s hard not to geek out seeing this iconic plane waiting at the gate. May the Force (and smooth flights) be with it! ✈️✨
A quick Hong Kong stopover with the X-H1 sounds great, but those camera freezes must have been frustrating. Heat and humidity could definitely be culprits—Hong Kong can be tough on gear, and Japanese summer will put it through an even bigger stress test. Fingers crossed it holds up better next time. At least you got…
Snapped a few shots in Athens while indulging in some delicious local delicacies. From freshly baked pita to creamy tzatziki, and of course, souvlaki straight off the grill, every bite was a treat. The vibrant markets and cozy tavernas made it all the more memorable. Athens is a feast for both the eyes and the…
Greek taxi ride: just slightly above the speed limit, no seat belt, at night, in a tunnel… an adrenaline-packed mix of chaos and charm! Let’s just say it was an “authentic” experience.
What would a trip to China be without a hotpot? It’s a must-try experience, and this time, it included some tasty (and by tasty, I mean flavorful—not making any judgment here) cow stomach. A unique texture and flavor that definitely adds an adventurous twist to the meal. Hotpot never disappoints in delivering surprises!
A Chinese chef skillfully cutting meat for a hotpot—every slice precise and deliberate. Watching the preparation adds to the anticipation of the meal, as the thinly sliced meat is key to the perfect hotpot experience. A mix of culinary art and tradition right before your eyes!
Not the lake, but the streets around the hotel. Hangzhou: skipping the famous West Lake this time and exploring the streets around the hotel instead. A mix of modern shops, local eateries, and everyday life gives a glimpse into the city beyond its tourist spots. Sometimes, the less iconic places are just as interesting!
First lunch in Hangzhou: hunger won out, and I didn’t venture far beyond the mall. It turned out to be one of the few “clean” meals of the week—simple, satisfying, and exactly what I needed to recharge after arriving. Sometimes convenience wins!