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Ping Shan in Kowloon Bay. 180m height, In the afternoon, the sky was great with beautiful clouds. So, I just want to find a convenience place to capture the sunset. Finally it took me 1 hour to get here and the night view is stunning.
This is Mr Ping. He was my trishaw driver when I was in Penang. He is a very chilled out type of character and it was really interesting talking to him. He works for a tour company there that arrange day excursions and trips in and around Malaysia. He spoke about his time in Penang and his driving days as he peddaled me around Georgetown and Little India.
These little three wheeler rishaw type buggies are well cool, very comfy....as long as you don't go over any potholes...and also watch out for the traffic. As we approached Little China, a few cars really got too close for comfort and we had a narrow escape with a lorry when going round one particular bend.
Full faith in Mr Ping though..he is one helluva trishaw driver. Thank you for the enjoyable journey! :)
Saturday Morning At Riceland. November2025. Tighter shot, different film, camera, lens and development than this one shot on a Nikon/Voightlander combo: www.flickr.com/photos/200106881@N04/55004326154/in/photos... This place is almost silent, except for the sound of some machine still going. A hiss and a ping about every 10 seconds. It’s kind of eerie sounding. Stuttgart, Arkansas USA. IlfordFP4pushed200. PentaxMX. SMCPentax30mm. YellowFilter. HC110(A)6 minutes. Washed:AGOFilmProcessor. CameraScan:FujifilmXH1
Or table tennis, whichever you prefer. My 7th build for the ABS Builder Challenge Season 1 Finale.
Surprisingly, what you see is more than 50 studs long - I used up almost all of my dark green bricks, and I only was able to build the part of the table that would be viewable for the shot.
The curved dark red seed part was used 6 times.
Go Lavender!
Like other historical houses of Kashan, Borujerdi House is an example of a wealthy Kashan family residence of the 19th century. This house belonged to Borujerdi family and is an outstanding masterpiece of Persian architecture.
Borujerdi House was built in 1857 by Seyyed Mehdi Borujerdi, a merchant from Kashan. Seyyed fell in love with a girl from the affluent Tabatabaei family. To impress her family, the merchant dedicated this house to the girl, who became his wife. The construction took 18 years and 150 craftsmen – no wonder it is one of the most impressive buildings of the city.
In 2014, Hao Ping, President of UNESCO General Conference, visited Kashan and nominated Borujerdi House as the most beautiful historical house in Asia. In 2015, Borujerdi House was chosen as UNESCO Top Choice to visit in Iran.
Done with iPhone 6 & olloclip fisheye. Processed with iMovie & Cinamatic. Original Pacman sound effects.
A view of the main street of Ngong Ping village with Nei Lak Shan in the background. This place is popular with tourists due to the breathtaking scenery on the Ngong Ping 360 cable car and many come to visit the temple & big Buddha.
Scanned lith print.
Mamiya 645 ProTL w/ M-S 120 mm f4 macro.
Dec 30, 2025.
Rollei RPX 25 (120) exposed @ box speed and developed in Rodinal 1+100, semistand 1 h.
Lith printed on Fotospeed Lith (DW FB 8x10", semimatt) and developed in Moersch Easy Lith (20A+25B+H2O qs 700 ml).
Untoned.
PS borders.
The Rice Fields of Longsheng are about a two hour drive from the Chinese city of Giulin (Li River fame). This was taken from one of the many lookouts in the mountainside village of Ping'an. Although we didn't have the best of weather the rain did stop long enough for a few nice photo opportunities, like this one.
Brighton Seafront
Leica M3, 50mm f2 Summicron and Eastman Double-X 5222 @ 250, developed in homemade replenished D23 for 7 minutes at 20C.