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Build with perfect symmetry. This building stood out because of its simplicity in design. Horizontal lines seperates the levels of the building and the vertical lines seperates the windows horizontally. Every window is identical with the four corners slightly curved. The vertical edges of the building are also rounded . Shots taken from across the street..jpg)
Other than Hong Kong's spectacular night scenes, the city is also densly packed with beautiful buildings. This one here is a church from bottom up. 
The decorations you see in the shopping centre tell us it was during the CHRISTMAS season! Yeap. There are lots of shopping centres in Hong Kong and all of the are highly accessible via their very efficient MTR system. Singapore cannot beat that for the moment. Both in terms of shopping and the quality of the train services. Lots of room for us to improve still..jpg)
My wife and I were on our way for seafood very late at night. This huge neon sign was up on the top of the restuarant bearing the shape of a fish. The sky was cloudy and there was minimum moonlight. Actually I don't remember seeing the moon. We did not end up eating in that restaurant. Nice sign though =).jpg)
I think I'm out of ideas on what to write for the rest of the photographs. I can only say I've got to put this up. =).jpg)
A light shop adjacent to the street. Very vibrant and brightly illuminated oriental lamps surely will capture the attention of any passer by. I took it a step further by capturing its beauty to share it with you..jpg)
A close-up, I mean a nearer view, of the G.O.D shop. Nice point of displays with warm lightings. Taken with a taxi passing through with slooooooooooooow shutter speed. Can you see the car moving pass??? Cool heh??? =).jpg)
Walking along an above ground walkway with countless escalators were rows of buildings with neon lights displaying the shop names. An otherwise dark lane liven up with neon is common and that's one significant display that makes Hong Kong beautiful at night..jpg)
It was late at night. Most shops were already closed. However this light shop though closed for the day had all the lights on. And that was a spectacular view from the other side of the road. A ray of golden glare staring at your eyes along a gloomy street you just can't miss that..jpg)
Hong Kong is a city of light. Night time was never boring. There people virtually everywhere walking along the streets. This photograph was taken around 7pm. Needless to say, simply vibrant. Both the colors and tone as well as the hustle and bustle of the city..jpg)
Some very old flats in Hong Kong. When I look up the buildings, the flash lights on the left brightens the otherwise dull part of the flats. Lightings in the homes looked like silvery rays decorating the facade in contrast to the dark buildings on the right hand side. So interesting. And there you have. Another night shot. =).jpg)
On our way to the design shop called Goods of Desire (G.O.D.), we were standing on a little island pavement in the middle of a cross road trying to figure out the right direction. Non-of the direction seemed to be heading the right way, so I looked up and saw the moon. And the rest of the story should explain itself.. At last we found G.O.D. the shop shop shown in my previous post..jpg)
We were waiting for a bus near mid-night to go back to our hotel when I took this shot. The warm color of the streeth light cast on the road and the silver backdrop from the Louise Viutton shop has enough reason for me to whip out my camera. The moving bus is a plus to the entire composition..jpg)
This photograph was taken off a linkway between erm... forgot. Oh man... how I loved night shots... Brightly colored buses on the left balanced by the plants on the right and well lit buildings at the backdrop makes the whole composition so rich yet so balanced..jpg)
My wife and I were walking from day to night to maximize our trip. We took a break from walking at a cafe and that was where I caught this shot. With very slow shutter speed I had to place my camera on the table. I love photographs at night because movements could be captured. Just beautiful.
That's me. Self-taken. If my wife sees this online, I can imagine she'll shake her head and think to herself 'Silly guy and his silly poses'....jpg)
I love this shot. Not because I like snakes. But it was just... beautiful. It held itself tightly on a branch, within a few centimeters away from me, from the safety of a glass display tank. =).jpg)
Taken from the Singapore Zoological Gardens. This snake was of course in the glass display tank.
My wife and I haven't been to the Singapore Zoological Gardens for a long time. This photograph of two frogs were taken behind a glass tank display.
We had our church services in Kuo Chuan Secondary School till from 2007 till 2008 because our church building was undergoing upgrading and renovation. One fine Sunday morning, I saw this huge garden snail on a pebbled pavement..jpg)
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Still along the long and winding road to Mount Faber Hill. Along the metal railings were lots of tiny black ants crawling back and forth. Rarely do you spot a snail!!! What is he doing there? It must have been a looooooooooooooooooooong way to get up there.
I don't know why I took shot of this housefly except that no one else would bother to.
This tree was spotted in the Botanical Garden in Mauritius. The sun and the sea in Mauritius was 'WOW'; earth and galaxies apart to Singapore's brown water coastline. However, the Botanical Garden in Mauritius was... something like the east coast beach of Singapore, i.e. dull.
Took this plant shot from Hort Park. The images shows calmness and tranquillity. I think.
That was me in the foreground sipping coffee and enjoying the panoramic view of the hill. Mauritius... simply beautiful.
We were supposed to be looking for deers in the meadows. That was my wife holding on to a binoculous and using the powers of her eyes to spot deers from kilometers away. 
Taken by the beach in Mauritius during our honeymoon in December 2006.
A pen viewed from a different perspective. Looks good. 
Sometimes I do see cockroaches walking around. So, this must be what the cockroaches see when he climbs over the carpet. Taken in Black & White.
This is where I work at home. I mean these are the stuffs I have on the table when I worked at home. I mean this are the stuffs which I used for work at home, from an angle which I don't normally take when I do my work. =p Taken in Black & White to present a nostalgic ambience.+Desktop.jpg)
Peering from the base of my desk, I cannot help but have to take another shot. Another bottom up pespective showing a cheeky rabbit scissors and a penguine water container. +Desktop.jpg)
I got this toy for free when I bought... erm.. cannot remember. =). 
This set of rubber duckies were toothbrush holders. Taken with a vibrant background it brought more live to the duckies. +Vicker+Sofa.jpg)
We were looking for furnitures in Dempsy Hill. There was this sign in this shop that claims that they have a surveillance camera looking at you and a picture of a cat looking straight. I thought that notice was kind'of fun. Then as we toured around the shop, just outside was a cat dozing off soundly on a chair. It was the same cat on the notice.+Vending+Machine.jpg)
Dozed off on top of a coin-slot toy machine outside the Cheers Supermarket store. Sometimes you will find him outside on top of the Cheers Supermarket store ice-cream storage. He just loves the area around Cheers Supermarket. He's sleeping. Either too much snacks or its too late. I caught him sleeping around 8pm. Hey its too early to sleep!!!
This shot was taken below my block. VERY Friendly and FLUFFY! Once again, another lazy sunny afternoon. Caught him yawning. Made me want to sleep too. Silly kitty....jpg)
Street cat stalker! He usually roams around another end of the block. But this day, he has decided to take a stroll elsewhere. He stopped and watched cautiously behind the little tree observing my every move as I position myself to take a shot. .jpg)
White street cat. Again in an all-time-ready must take pose. This time resting on a discarded chair in the void deck. Observing its surrounding from a knee-high perspective..jpg)
This cat looked bored. Not all cats knows how to self-entertain. Nevertheless it was fun to capture its expression. Very tame and pretty fluffy when I touched him....jpg)
This white street cat loves sleeping. He also likes to wait near the lift in order to get in together with the people. When the lift opens, he will then decide which level he wants to get out. Once out of the lift, he will start surveying the area. .jpg)
Street cat keeping watch behind my car. Observing its surrounding in a lazy afternoon. That spot is his favourite observatory location. You'll always find him there. 
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