Hasselblad X2D or Leica SL3 My 1st 48 hours as Noob Raw Opinion. Which one should I Keep?

#MongoliaWinter #MinimalLandscape #SnowSilence #FineArtPhotography #LonelyTreeSeries #OMSystem #OM1MarkII #ExploreToCreate #TravelPhotographer #StoryBehindTheShot #CinematicVisuals #ExploringWithEdwin 

Walking With Light: A Moment in Al-‘Ula’s Timeless Desert

Rain poured relentlessly over Longji’s terraced hills, drenching our clothes and souls. Seeking refuge, we stumbled into her humble home—a sanctuary of smoke and shadow. The air hummed with the scent of aged pine burning low in the hearth as she tended the flames, her hands moving with the quiet certainty of a lifetime’s rhythm.

Through the fogged window, a sliver of soft light traced the lines of her face—each wrinkle a story, each glance a poem. No words bridged the space between us; only the fire’s crackle, the hiss of rain on clay tiles, and the unspoken understanding that some moments transcend language.

Captured with the Leica M11-D + 50mm f/1.4 — a lens that doesn’t just capture light, but the weight of silence.

Running toward the golden glow of a desert sunset in AlUla—an unplanned, cinematic moment etched into our memories.

I recently took a quiet moment to compare the Leica SL3 and Hasselblad X2D—two powerful cameras with very different personalities. Here’s how they performed in a real-world setting and what each one brought to the table from a photographer’s perspective..

感謝 AiFM主持人黄晓涵 Harn Shuleen 丘淑霖

很榮幸能夠上來這節目与大家分享一些我個人的旅行體驗

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Time Flows Like a Dream, Years Sing Their Song

“From Career Hustle to Life’s Simple Joys: My Journey of Shifting Priorities”

放下执念，拥抱平和，重塑成功，专注内心满足与生活意义。

Every weekend, as I accompany my mother to the wet market, there’s a scene that never fails to tug at my heartstrings. Amid the bustle of bright stalls and lively chatter, there’s this quiet corner. A lone figure sits there, illuminated only by the soft glow of nearby lights.

Her stall doesn’t have the electricity or brightness others boast, and her product—organic soil—is far from the sought-after items in a wet market. Yet, she’s there every single time, waiting patiently. The rain doesn’t deter her, nor does the lack of customers.

There’s a profound strength in her quiet perseverance, a reminder that resilience often doesn’t shout. It simply endures.

I wonder what stories she holds, sitting there in her solitude. For now, all I can offer her is my silent respect, and this image—a small tribute to her unwavering spirit.

As Chinese New Year approaches, I can’t help but wonder—will the next generation continue to cherish and carry on these beautiful traditions? Even I realize how little I know about all the details of preparation, from the recipes to the symbolic meanings behind them.

It’s a reminder for us to pass on these traditions, not just through practice but through storytelling and sharing moments like these with our loved ones. Let’s keep the spirit alive for the generations to come. 🧧❤️

What are your favorite traditions or memories of preparing for Chinese New Year?

#ChineseNewYearReflections #FamilyTraditions #PassingItOn

The Cave Church is situated at the top of the Moqattam Mountain in Zabbaleen City, also known as "The City of Garbage," on the east bank of the Nile River in Cairo, Egypt.

Today, I’m unboxing the stunning Fujifilm XM5 in black, paired with the iconic XF 35mm F1.4 lens. This sleek, compact camera is perfect for street and travel photography, and I’m excited to see how it holds up next to some cameras I already own #fujifilmcamera #fujifilmxm5 #xm5 #xf35mmf14 #fujifilm35mm