🏞️ Gallery (Yuyao’s Wonderland)

Grand canyon, horseshoe bend, monument valley, antelope canyon.

Cadillac Mountain sunrise, rocky coastlines, and pine-scented trails.

Glacial lakes, sharp ridgelines, and alpine trails.

Joshua trees, granite boulders.

Alligators, mangroves, wetlands.

Crystal lake, granite shorelines.

Mountains, tundra light, and long Alaska days.

Icy fjords, tidewater glaciers.

Alaska edges.

A sunny day at Oakland Zoo — wildlife moments and hillside views.

Golden hour over City of Angels.

Sea breeze, fiery cloudscapes at dusk.

City skyline at golden hour.

Bay Area dusk, silhouettes in bloom.

NYC at sunset — the harbor glow and the Statue of Liberty.

La La Land under the 2023 Super Blue Moon, NYC from an Empire State Building view.

Two cities, two moods — Chicago and Vegas.

Salt air, and coastal cliffs.

Fog over the Golden Gate.

Winter or summer — always zoo o’clock.

Chinese Garden (Liu Fang Yuan), botanical gardens.

A season of blush and breeze.

Spring in Boston Common, 2026 — soft blossoms, winding paths, and the city easing into warmer light.

The same familiar scene — this time shot on a Ricoh GR4.

Charles River sunsets, whale-watching days.

If you fall, fall in Boston 🍂.

Boston in winter.

Boston Marathon 2026 — the city cheering, the miles adding up, and Boylston at the end of it all.

Spring on Long Island — soft light, sea air, and the season beginning again in quiet colors.

Spring unfolding across Boston University, all shot on a Ricoh GR4.

Art in Bloom — where paintings briefly learn the language of flowers.

Ms. Isabella Stewart Gardner was brilliant — she turned collecting into choreography: ivy, stone, and paintings placed as if the building itself were a poem.

Clouded late spring — roses, muted light, and the city packing itself into memory during my last week in Boston.

A day at The Getty — Van Gogh’s Irises, sunlit stone terraces.

A DC day — monuments and museums.

Lighthouses in Portland, seaside walks in Manchester-by-the-Sea.

Coastal drives, cliffside views, and Pacific blue.

At the edge of the Keys.

Temecula wine country.

A little bittersweet — the museum closed in Jan 2026, so I’m saving these frames here, as a quiet souvenir of a place that once bright.

Knik’s icy blues.

Where the road stops, mountains drop into the sea, and Alaska feels like the edge of the world.

Vizcaya’s garden rooms.

Sea lions on the rocks, seals in the coves.

My alma mater.

Where the days were long and the dreams were even longer.

Sayram Lake’s sapphire blues, Nalati’s grasslands, Kanas snow peaks.

Coastal light, red-roofed streets, sea breeze.

My hometown — the “City of Springs” (泉城) — my youth, my family, my friends.