Mong Kok, Hong Kong is known for being a centre for the sale of beautiful aquarium fish of all sorts, colours, sizes.
in Hong Kong during a sustained period of dreary weather taking candid shots of people, abstracts, and being drawn to colourful reflections.
An evening spent on Kowloon Peninsula’s quayside overlooking Hong Kong’s rightly famous Victoria Harbour. A scene to inspire a photographer or a painter!
Ngong Ping on Hong Kong’s Lantau Island is home to the Po Lin Monastery and the Tian Tan, or “Giant” Buddha.
Overcast skies, persistent drizzling rain, and unexpectedly low temperatures.
To hell with realism. Digital image processing helps create an apocalyptic, Orwellian vision.
late afternoon looking across Hong Kong Harbour. The humid weather makes for a hazy, “watery” sunset.
late afternoon looking across Hong Kong Harbour. The humid weather makes for a hazy, “watery” sunset.
Lake Karakul in China’s Xinjiang Provence provides some excellent reflections of the towering Pamir Mountains.
An exercise in digital processing. Colour negative film to toned monochrome using Silver Efex Pro.