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The park on the right is named Ho Man Tin East Service Reservoir Playground. A lovely place for playing footy. The dense area on the left is Hunghom district. Can hardly see the skyline of Hong Kong Island too.
This is my first time to use software to combine 4 photos to form this panorama. It's almost 6pm by that time however, it's still not dark enough for long exposure. The light capture is absolutely not a good one.
Hong Kong spends a lot of its time with a grey, flat sky so it's quite fun to see proper clouds once in a while.
the Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
designed by Zaha Hadid.
香港理工大学「ジョッキー・クラブ・イノベーション・タワー」
設計： ザハ・ハディド
A 55-year-old block of flats in a run-down part of Kowloon collapsed, killing at least four people on January 29, 2010.
The ground floor of the collapsed building.
A 55-year-old block of flats in a run-down part of Kowloon collapsed, killing at least four people on January 29, 2010.
People moved out from the adjacent building of the collapsed block.
A 55-year-old block of flats in a run-down part of Kowloon collapsed, killing at least four people on January 29, 2010.
Relative of one of the victims performed roadside ritual to pacify his soul.
Tsim Sha Tsui is the heart and soul of Hong Kong situated at the very tip of the Kowloon Peninsula and is best reached by taking the scenic Star Ferry across the harbour from Central. Along with Causeway Bay, this area offers you non-stop shopping opportunities from Harbour City to TST East. From the massive Ocean Terminal/Harbour City, head up Peking Road, past the myriad of jewelers, bars and restaurants until you reach Nathan Road. Known as "The Golden Mile", Nathan Road will dazzle you with it's sights, sounds and smells. Chungking Mansions is well worth the visit and is a great spot for some authentic, affordable Indian food. If you still have the energy after tackling "The Golden Mile", why not check out the sidewalks of Granville and Cameron Road, a favourite spot for factory outlet clothing.
If shopping is not your thing and you prefer a more cultural experience while in Hong Kong, TST has the highest concentration of cultural centres and museums in the area. There are numerous hotels and budget accommodations in the area as well, but views of Hong Kong Island on Victoria Harbour will cost you. If all you really need (or can afford!) is a place to lay your head, check out the hostels in the area around Chungking Mansions. No matter where you are staying, the only spot to be seen Sunday afternoons in Tsim Sha Tsui is at The Peninsula Hotel, having high tea. Had enough of TST? Why not catch the Kowloon-Canton Railway up to the Mainland at the terminus in Hunghom, next to the HK Coliseum.
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Hong Kong Coliseum (Chinese: 香港體育館), better known amongst the public as the Hung Hom Coliseum (紅磡體育館, 紅館) is a multi-purpose indoor arena, in Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong. It was built by the Urban Council and inaugurated on 27 April 1983. The coliseum has 12,500 seats, which is the second largest among the same kind of indoor facilities in Hong Kong, only behind the 2005-opened AsiaWorld-Arena.
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+ GPS: 22°18'5" N 114°10'53" E
+ Location: 中國香港紅磡暢運道9號香港體育館 中国香港红磡畅运道9号香港体育馆 Hong Kong Coliseum, 9 Cheong Wan Road, Hung Hom, Hong Kong, China
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Another attempt at HDR with less saturation. Again taken at ISO 100 and about f29 - means that the cars are moving - although the traffic jam into the Cross Harbour Tunnel helps!
is the heart and soul of Hong Kong situated at the very tip of the Kowloon Peninsula and is best reached by taking the scenic Star Ferry across the harbour from Central. Along with Causeway Bay, this area offers you non-stop shopping opportunities from Harbour City to TST East. From the massive Ocean Terminal/Harbour City, head up Peking Road, past the myriad of jewelers, bars and restaurants until you reach Nathan Road. Known as "The Golden Mile", Nathan Road will dazzle you with it's sights, sounds and smells. Chungking Mansions is well worth the visit and is a great spot for some authentic, affordable Indian food. If you still have the energy after tackling "The Golden Mile", why not check out the sidewalks of Granville and Cameron Road, a favourite spot for factory outlet clothing.
If shopping is not your thing and you prefer a more cultural experience while in Hong Kong, TST has the highest concentration of cultural centres and museums in the area. There are numerous hotels and budget accommodations in the area as well, but views of Hong Kong Island on Victoria Harbour will cost you. If all you really need (or can afford!) is a place to lay your head, check out the hostels in the area around Chungking Mansions. No matter where you are staying, the only spot to be seen Sunday afternoons in Tsim Sha Tsui is at The Peninsula Hotel, having high tea. Had enough of TST? Why not catch the Kowloon-Canton Railway up to the Mainland at the terminus in Hunghom, next to the HK Coliseum.
Taken in Hung Hom, Hong Kong.
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Camera: Yashica FX-3 Super 2000
Film: Ilford XP2 Super
Duotone by Photoshop
Ho Sau-Mei, the only woman who makes hand-carved and painted mahjong tiles left in Hong Kong. Hung Hom, Hong Kong.
Tsim Sha Tsui is the heart and soul of Hong Kong situated at the very tip of the Kowloon Peninsula and is best reached by taking the scenic Star Ferry across the harbour from Central. Along with Causeway Bay, this area offers you non-stop shopping opportunities from Harbour City to TST East. From the massive Ocean Terminal/Harbour City, head up Peking Road, past the myriad of jewelers, bars and restaurants until you reach Nathan Road. Known as "The Golden Mile", Nathan Road will dazzle you with it's sights, sounds and smells. Chungking Mansions is well worth the visit and is a great spot for some authentic, affordable Indian food. If you still have the energy after tackling "The Golden Mile", why not check out the sidewalks of Granville and Cameron Road, a favourite spot for factory outlet clothing.
If shopping is not your thing and you prefer a more cultural experience while in Hong Kong, TST has the highest concentration of cultural centres and museums in the area. There are numerous hotels and budget accommodations in the area as well, but views of Hong Kong Island on Victoria Harbour will cost you. If all you really need (or can afford!) is a place to lay your head, check out the hostels in the area around Chungking Mansions. No matter where you are staying, the only spot to be seen Sunday afternoons in Tsim Sha Tsui is at The Peninsula Hotel, having high tea. Had enough of TST? Why not catch the Kowloon-Canton Railway up to the Mainland at the terminus in Hunghom, next to the HK Coliseum.
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