previously Hong Kong, one photo a day (Feb 13th 2006 — Feb 13th 2008), now posting archive photos of cities I’ve been to
Countdown to the farewell — 5 more days until the suspension of HKDP
Hong Kong Police in action during a major festive event for Chinese New Year…I took this photo at TsimShaTsui.
Part of a very long and winding hiking trail on the Lantau Island…nonono, I didn’t hike, I was on a cable car
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“OK when is anybody going to pay attention to ME?” Well, I know this little girl was getting all dressed up (look at her shoes) to pose for a few photos in this shopping mall exhibition, so I took a photo of her…well, kind of a photo of her without showing her face
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I took this photo outside a theatre where these opera fans were having a fun time taking photos of the die-cut display of the performers.
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A photo by David Magliocco at Aberdeen of how people get around between the boats and island.
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Photo by Ysengrin — 19:00 in Wanchai….if you can get a seat in the bus it’s probably because you arrive yesterday morning….wait for your turn!
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No question about it, it is THE event of the year for China and similar countdown displays can be seen everywhere, HK included. Thanks Tony for this photo!
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“Flowers of HK” series continues — more flowers and more flower fans…
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“Flowers of HK” series continues — more flowers and more flower fans…
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“Flowers of HK” series continues — more people, aka flower fans, at the garden of the Government House.
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“Flowers of HK” series continues — people, this little girl went along with her family to a flower show and obviously didn’t really enjoy herself there.
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“Flowers of HK” series continues — people, photographers precisely, enjoying a flower show.
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“Flowers of Hong Kong” series — open day at the Government House and how visitors were enjoying the colors in the garden
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Merry Christmas!
A short break from the flower series and here’s a shot taken during Christmas last year (since I’m not in town in HK this Christmas). I took this photo from Tsimshatsui waterfront looking towards Central in HK island and a big boat sailed past in the harbour.
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A photo by Michelle — Pots of mandarins are very popular decorations during Chinese New Year in Hongkong because pronounciation of this fruit “gat” in Cantonese means also lucky, fortunate.
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Here’s a photo by Ysengrin taken at a practice session of a performance for a Chinese New Year celebration. Like Ysengrin said, Hong Kong is a great place where you can enjoy two new year festival during the same year! And btw Ysengrin, great effect and lovely colors in this one!
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