Somewhere in the pacific ocean, 6000 kilometres south east of Tay Ninh. Destination... Adelaide, my new home.
A very unique city of Australia located in the southern central region, Adelaide is the heart of one of the world's most renowned wine regions. It is not only the capital city of South Australia (SA), but is also unarguably the wine capital of Australia. It's unique location, terrain and temperature is a key factor in producing one of the world's highest quality wines. Some of the well known regions include the Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale. The brands, who havent heard of Penfolds, Rockfords and Henschke's just to name a few. If you have as much love for wine as photography, South Australia is a must visit. For more information, just head to SA Government's tourism website.
Wine is just one of the wonderful sides of Adelaide, there more to offer with plenty to see and do in, around and outside of the city. The busiest and best times to visit are earlier in the year where there's lots happening such as the Santos Tour Down Under, Clipsal 500 motorsport and the Adelaide Fringe.
Adelaide, the place I now call home is also the place I found my little interest in photography. I must admit, part of my interest in photography is thanks to Dad taking the family on those memorable day trips, picnics at the parks, and exploring the beauty of South Australia. Of course, it wouldn't have been complete without a family camera. Although it wasn't any SLR nor was it in fact a professional camera, Dad's old happy snap film camera which was enough to draw my attention. Thanks Dad!!!
Below are some photos of Adelaide, more to come so stay tuned.
My Photography Journal,
Khanh
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| Sunsets over Adelaide |
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| Reflections of Adelaide at the Riverbank |
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| Autumn in the Adelaide Hills |
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| Adelaide Balls, Rundle Mall |
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| Bonython Hall |
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