Airport: Macau [MFM/VMMC]
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Macau, typical city street (Rua de Colina)
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Avenida do Infante D. Henrique in Macau, with tons of elaborate lighting and famous casinos, including Lisboa and Wynn.
Explored on August 2, 2021 at #8.
Macau is the most densely populated place on earth and when you walk through the tightly packed streets it's easy to imagine how this is true. Looming in the background here is the Grand Lisboa, which is a landmark hotel and casino. It's known for its distinctive lotus flower design and is a popular destination for both leisure and business travelers. The hotel features luxurious accommodations, high-end dining, and a world-class casino.
An abstract image of the skyline in Macau at the end of the day.
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Archangel St. Michael chapel in Macau on the Cemitério de São Miguel Arcanjo.
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A long exposure sunset image overlooking the modern waterfront of Macau. Another Lightroom edit of a previously uploaded image. Taken with a Canon 5D4 and a Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L II USM at 16mm for 30 seconds of exposure.
My trip to Macau & Hong Kong following a Wanderlust Travel Photography Competition win.
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Macau's small size, along with its large population living in it, has often meant that many buildings in the Macau Peninsula are often high rises and built rather packed and close to each other, like this one here at the intersection of Rua da Penha and Rua do Lilau.
The results of this are the narrow streets that are often one way only and a very dense urban concrete jungle. But it is indeed this nature that gives Macau its unique character today.