This is a place where simplicity, calmness and fineness met. It is the only one modern museum design that I fall in love for the first sight. Haa! Thank you I.M.Pei (貝聿銘) , you are truly inspired, for designing such amazing architecture work. I wish I can stay in the museum for months to experience the feel of calmness and purity. (picture taken, new Suzhou museum, China 6/10/07)

The huia bird was only found in New Zealand, unfortunately it already extinct. The “huia” was considered ‘tapu’ or sacred by the Maori. To wear a “huia” tail feather or beak as ornamentation was a great honour, so “huia” were killed for their feathers and beaks in old days. Well, “huia” also became flavoured beverage brand back in old days, and wonder how the taste of the drink will be? haa..(Picture taken - museum in Dannevirke, New Zealand - 4/11/04)

I took this picture because of the hand drawing logotype “W&K” of their old advertising document, displayed at the small museum in Dannevirke, New Zealand. I love how the hand drawing logotype can be such unique and personal as well. (Picture taken - 4/11/04)

You can imagine how tiny the ladybird can be. (Picture taken - Museum of Natural History, Paris, France - 6/2/06)

I cant wait to post this image, because I love it so much. The image turned out such nice scientific look with a wonderful colour tone. Just Love it! There will be more photo of butterflies to post here soon! (Picture taken - Museum of Natural History, Paris, France - 6/2/06)

If this is a lamp design, i will love to have one in my living room. No doubt, This is one of the fantastic colour jellyfish on display. (Picture taken - Museum of Natural History, Paris, France - 6/2/06)

Zebra is always an interesting animal to look at, perhaps their strip pattern make us love them forever! p/s: I have never been so close to a zebra, unfortunately this one is only a model. I better go and see a real one! (Picture taken - Museum of Natural History, Paris, France - 6/2/06)

Looking into the eye of this bird, felt the sadness and sympathy of how it end up to be displayed in this museum. I guess we better do something meaningful to our environment because this is the only planet we have. (Picture taken - Museum of Natural History, Paris, France - 6/2/06)

Underneath the display glass is all those fishes. It really seem like you look through a frozen ice. And I love this shot as well, it turned out very interesting composition! (Picture taken - Museum of Natural History, Paris, France - 6/2/06)

There are many kind of crabs/lobsters displayed in this museum, and this one captured my attention. The texture, colour and the uniqueness on its anatomy. Such a beauty creation! p/s: pay attention specially to one of its front legs!(Picture taken - Museum of Natural History, Paris, France - 6/2/06)