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PhotoMann in Hong KongPhotography by Douglas Mann
Hong Kong is one of my favorite cities in Asia. It's a city with almost everything one would ever want. This old
British colony reminds me a lot
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Hong Kong Transition InterviewsBe sure to explore the thoughts of the four individuals PhotoMann interviewed recently in Hong Kong.)
Sunset Over Hong KongThis sunset over Hong Kong represents the sun setting over colonial rule. 30 June 97 was the last day of British control. Control reverted to China on 1 July.)
The Lights on Nathan RoadHong Kong is a wonderful place explore day and night. Nathan road is always brilliantly lit. This image graced the cover of an issue of the Kadena Shogun newspaper which contained a Hong Kong travel article I wrote.)
Hong Kong HarborThe harbor is busy day and night with a constant flow of boat traffic.)
Hong Kong HarborRelaxing along the waterfront after some power shopping)
A Bird's Eye ViewVisiting Victoria Peak is a must for any Hong Kong visitor.)
Victoria Peak OverlookTaking the tram to the peak will lead you to beautiful vistas of the city.)
Dave at the PeakThis 'frightening' tourist is my brother Dave.)
The Harbor by NightThe harbor at night has a unique awe inspiring beauty that can't be matched!)
Victoria Peak at NightA return visit to the peak after dark is a must! The view of the city lights is breathtaking.)
View from Victoria Peak at NightA closer look.)
Nathan RoadNathan road is a hub of activity day and night. An infinite array of shops can be found. Note: Be very cautious dealing with the electronics vendors. They are notorious for misleading people to sell anything in their stores.)
Nathan Road by Night)
Old Clock TowerThis clock tower is all that remains from the old Rail Road station at the tip of Kowloon.)
Hong Kong PharmacyLocal pharmacies are famous for their old fashioned remedies.)
Bird MarketThe bird market is a narrow alley filled with shops selling a large variety of birds, cages, live bugs for food, etc. I highly recommend making a visit.)
Live GrasshoppersThis shop at the bird market sells very large live grasshoppers. Some of them are 8+ centimeters long!)
Jade MarketHong Kong's famous Jade Market has about 450 stalls selling jade of all colors. Bargain hard!)
Jade MarketAnother jade vendor.)
Year of the PigThis decoration was for the Year of the Pig was found inside the Wong Tai Sin Temple.)
Buddhist Monk)
A Woman Seeking Her Fortune)
Stanley HarborStanley is a wonderful village on Hong Kong Island. Most visitors go there for it's famous market but the scenery makes exploring the area a must.)
StanleyUnfortunately this view no longer exists due to a new park that was built by filling in part of the harbor.)
Stanley BeachThere are a few nice beaches in Stanley.)
Waterfront CafeAlong the waterfront there are several cafes and pubs offering light meals and cold beer.)
Hong Kong SundaysOn Sundays in Hong Kong many open spaces are filled with people enjoying each other's company and having picnics.)
Aberdeen HarborThis harbor is filled with junks and fishing boats. It's also the home of the famous floating restaurants.)
Aberdeen by Night)
Jumbo Floating RestaurantLighting up Aberdeen Harbor, Jumbo is a spectacular sight at night.)
Entertainment Inside Jumbo's)
Mural Inside Jumbo's)
Junk MaintenanceChung Chau is a worthwhile day trip. This small island has a small harbor filled with old fashioned junks. There are no vehicles but you can walk everywhere easily.)
Cheung Chau Harbor)
Shopping on Cheung Chau Island)
PhotoMann's Assistant in TrainingRoongnapa actually volunteered to carry the bulky tripod! |
