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It felt a bit awkward taking a picture of someone, without asking. But she was asleep and I couldn't resist to capture this image...
A typical drizzly day in the UK, except this is HK! The star ferry crossing the harbour from Wanchai to Tsim Sha Tsui
Hong Kong night.
July 11, 2026
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Hong Kong morning- 04-2023
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Finally went back to Hong Kong after 5 years. 4th time in Hong Kong but felt like my first. Hong Kong skyline in my humble opinion is one of the best if not the best in the world. Took this from Kowloon side - TST pier.
She lifts her collar against the harbor air, chin angled toward something just out of frame. Behind her, a ferry slides across the water—routine, dependable, already committed to its route.
She is not.
Some people move because they must.
Others wait, measuring distance, rehearsing who they will be when the crossing finally comes.
Hong Kong Island - skyline at dusk. Wanchai and Admiralty.
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Hong Kong - Central | ホンコン - セントラル | 香港 - 中環
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Hong Kong, 2020
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Cheung Kong Center is a 283 m high skyscraper in Central District in Hong Kong designed by Cesar Pelli. When completed in 1999, it was the third-tallest building in the city.
Hong Kong skyline.July 2017.
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Hong Kong interior architecture, the M+ | Museum of Contemporary Art
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Hong Kong’s dazzling skyline, backed by spectacular mountains and lining its vast harbour, is the world’s greatest. It has topped the Emporis Skyline Rankings every year since their inception, most recently with a score of 144,606 in 2018. The Seoul and New York skylines trail far behind in 2nd and 3rd place, with scores of 52,129 and 48,218 respectively. It’s really no competition?
Hong Kong waterfront, taken. during July 2008 - with Canon EOS 40D and Tamron 28-300mm lens at 39mm, ISO 200, f/6.3, 1s.
"A monster of creation's dawn."
('King Kong' and 'pteranodon' by NECA / 'Ann Darrow' by Mezco Toyz)
'Skull Island' diorama by RK
B-MHI, an AgustaWestland AW139, operated by East Asia Airlines Limited of Macau, China. Seen at the Sky Shuttle Heliport (VHSS) atop Shun Tak Centre in Hong Kong after arriving from Macau.
Are you considering a trip to Hong Kong? Here are 12 Awesome Reasons to Visit Hong Kong. This is a vibrant modern city still connected to its historic past.
Hong Kong is a good example of giving a travel destination a second chance. In years past, I had barely a stopover or a mere two days in Hong Kong. This is not nearly enough time to scratch the surface as the city has so much to offer.
Hong Kong is not for the faint of heart if you are on a budget. The city lives large and a stay here can set your wallet back. Be prepared to spend and have little except a good time to show for it. The peninsula is beautiful and the surrounding mountains create a natural boundary for the ego-driven skyscrapers that touch the shores.
Much like New York City, you'll feel ant size while walking beneath the towering buildings. The stretches between destinations are further than you think so using public transportation is highly recommended. The transport system, whether via subway/metro or Tram is very simple to navigate.
I went from "meh" to I like Hong Kong during this last journey. Let's see if next time I fall in love.
For now, here are my 12 Reasons To Visit Hong Kong ::
:: Sail around the harbour on the Star Ferry. Seeing Hong Kong's massive skyscrapers from the water will give you a new appreciation for what a metropolis should be.
:: Public transportation in Hong Kong is efficient, clean and safe.
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Here's a photo of Hong Kong taken from across the river on the Kowloon side. This was taken out of the window of the Ritz-Carlton there when we were doing the tour there. This is one of the photos I submitted to the whole Vanity Fair team for the Oscars thing, but it was rejected! No, that's okay.... they were just selecting one photo from Hong Kong and this was one of a few submissions. They decided on another one that I really like as well.
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Model ♦ Faestock
3 separate mountain photos, rocks and gorilla from public domain
Trees in foreground were a gift from a very dear friend
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Location: Langham Place Hotel, Mongkok, Hong Kong
Taken at my Malaysian friends room who also attend Dollvie last year. Because I can't afford expensive hotel lol :P Also my first time to bring a doll to Hong Kong.
The view from window was great so I just can't hesitate to try taking some photo out of it. Done all HDR work in Lightroom without Photoshop involved.
Taken by @Zephythor 's Sony A7R