previously Hong Kong, one photo a day (Feb 13th 2006 — Feb 13th 2008), now posting archive photos of cities I’ve been to
“Flowers of HK” series continues — more lotus and lotus admirers…
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I love the tranquility in this photo and the reflection on the water.
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Happy New Year to all HKDP visitors — not sure about you but 2007 was kind of bumpy for me and I’m looking forward to starting everything afresh in 2008. How about you? Any wishes for the new year?
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“Flowers of Hong Kong” series — a photo of two lotus as a finale to 2007. Happy New Year to all HKDP visitors.
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“Flowers of Hong Kong” series — some sort of UFO at CyberPort. (think I would get it right this time).
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“Flowers of Hong Kong” series — pink camillia (think I’ve got the flower name right this time).
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Back to the “Flowers of Hong Kong” series — varieties of tulips at a flower show.
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Back to the “Flowers of Hong Kong” series — found this photo in my archive and have no idea where and when I shot it.
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Back to the “Flowers of Hong Kong” series — purple flowers growing around a lamp post in Lamma Island.
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“Flowers of Hong Kong” series — lotus at the University
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“Flowers of Hong Kong” series — wild flowers at a country park.
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“Flowers of Hong Kong” series– I guess I’m going to show you quite a few UFOs, “unidentified flowering objects”, in this series, including these at the garden of the Government House.
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“Flowers of Hong Kong” series– an unknown (to me) miniature flower tree I saw at a flower show.
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“Flowers of Hong Kong” series– flower arrangement in the Government House, residence of the Chief Executive of Hong Kong, taken during its open day.
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I’ll be away for vacation for a while and am catching up with posts…You will see a series on “Flowers of Hong Kong” during this time. To start the series, here’s my orchid which is in HK now, Maxillaria tenuifolia…
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I don’t know much about the skill to take this photo, I don’t know much about the equipment required; all I know is that it is a magnificient photo taken by SiuSiu while he was star-gazing at Tap Mun, aka Grass Island (<--see link).
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A great scenic photo by Dave Aufrance in Sai Kung. This is the kind of view I have never seen in Hong Kong and I know it takes quite some hiking to get to see it…As Dave said: “It shows a side of Hongkong that most people aren’t familiar with - space and few houses!”
Dave, I hope some day I’ll see it in person, maybe we can go hiking together in HK
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