Happy! I get to extend my HK trip a day longer because the supposed side trip to Macau will no longer eat up the much needed time I would take in conquering the spots listed in my itinerary since the urgent call for temporary duty there rise up to the occasion. (see Macau blog)
just trying to be artsy... after I took a shot of this, a number of people smiled next to me and took the same shot... I think it's the bluetooth for "nice idea, move over and let me try it."
I took the PAL (Philippine Airlines) flight from Singapore this time and I liked it better though its expensive a bit from the budget carriers. The leg room, the inflight meal & the 20k baggage inclusives plus the good service are worth the price. The flight is almost perfect I got all the series to watch and playlist to compensate the air time until a kid (something like 4 or 5) is crying aloud almost half the flight because she has issues with her baby sibling carried by her mother on the other side of the seat leaving her with her father on one side. I hate it when parents were not ruling over this, I'm not yet a parent but that will be my pointer in the future. I will make sure the children fear consequences for their actions for them to behave. That in one stare, they know what I mean. They should prepare their children at home and work on it....harder!
arrived at HK at 4pm and I feel so restless for the couple of days after getting back from Macau and winning a hard fought place to company's department bowling tournament a day before, so, I decided to take a long nap for 3 hours. Gladly, I stayed at Tsim Sha Tsui where I am just on a near distance to a couple of attractions like Avenue of the Stars, Clock Tower and Promenade where I can enjoy the scene above.
you can have this glare of lights for an exposure of 5 min. to an ISO of 100. Lower ISO means lower noise. And of course, I used the real deal; the remote and the tripod.
and the Oscars goes to.... drum roll please...
View of Kowloon Shangrila from Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade
Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade
Iconic Statue of Hong kong's Hollywood Icon and Superstar-Bruce Lee
in Avenue of the Stars at the Promenade
Clock Tower
Uncle doing his thing for free entertainment. I really long to have a boom box it
stunned me every time I look at it. I'll leave that to things to hope for.
One of the many street performers at the Promenade. Singing a lot of Bruno Mars and he's killing it.
Street Side Drama.
Heritage 1881 Building
Lit Up Heritage 1881 Building
Walking along Nathan Road
First Stop the next day-Nan Lian Garden. One of the stunning Pagodas at Nan Lian Garden. I am not much of a Zoo and Disneyland or Universal Park person when I visit places but it doesn't mean I don't like those it's just that it will be at my least of priority when completing the itinerary. I am more after of the historically iconic landmarks and attractions that are less traveled.
Nan Lian Garden Artificial Water Falls
Nan Lian Garden Ponds
Nan Lian Garden's man-made paradise
Nan Lian Garden Gate
Chi Lin Nunnery
Chi Lin Nunnery's elevated Garden Deck
Chi Lin Nunnery's worship temples
Chi Lin Nunnery's aisle
Queue outside The Peak Lower Terminus for The Peak and Sky Terrace tickets. It will take you an hour to take your turn to ride the tram.
Peak Tram Ride Video
Outside Madame Tussauds Museum
The Peak View to the City
amazing pile of buildings.
Sky Terrace 428 View Video
Observation Deck at Sky Terrace
Mountain View.
The Peak Galleria
Eat a decent lunch at Tsui Wah Restaurant at The Peak
The Peak Level.
Dam it's beautiful!
View of the Sky Terrace 428 Deck
Mid-Level Escalators
Mid-Level Escalators & Travellators Video
Hong Kong Central
Line-up of bars beside the stretch of Mid-Level Escalators
Overwhelming Crowd at Causeway Bay Pedestrian
Double Deck Bus
Night Scene at Causeway Bay Area
Causeway Bay Area
Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter Area
Last Stop.
Finally get to do it my own version of this shot. Set an exposure of 1 min 30 sec and ISO of 100.
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