Hong Kong Revisited: A Public Holiday June ’14

Hong Kong always pulses with energy, but there’s something especially compelling about its quieter rhythms on a public holiday. On June 2nd, 2014—Dragon Boat Festival—I chose to sidestep the noise and spectacle of the races and head instead to Kowloon. My aim was simple: to wander with a camera, observe without agenda, and see what […]

Hong Kong Revisited: Central 21st April 2013

Today on a #throwbackthursday I’m probably breaking all the rules of blogging, with a post much shorter than the recommended 60o to 2000 words but sometimes Its good just to post images. As I have said before in Hong Kong is always cared camera and I always keep an album of what I saw that […]

Hong Kong Revisited: Average Sights in Mong Kok

Welcome back to #throwback Thursday where every other week we revisit the sights of the Fragrant Harbour. Today we have a small gallery taken in the Mong Kok area of Hong Kong.

An Evening in Mong Kok, Hong Kong

Last night I took a trip to Mong Kok, I think still my favourite area of Hong Kong, With its bustling crowds Mong Kok an area that has everything from the glitzy shops of Nathan Road to the pure tat of Tung Choi Street “Ladies Market”. Sundays is a particular joy as Sai Yung Choi […]

36 Shot Challenge

Sitting at home waiting for the typhoon signal to drop has given me time to blog about the 36 Shot Challenge. The 36 Shot Challenge was done with friends from Cathay Camera Club; that is using a small 2GB card in a modern DSLR ( for me a 2GB Card in the Canon 5D3 took […]