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Showing posts with label Night Scene. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Night Scene. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Toast Box @ Raffles Place : 'Coffee & I'

Toast Box @ Raffles Place: 'Pencil & I'


Had coffee and toast while waiting for Hsinying to finish work. My sketch book with a blank page staring at me but decided to take some photos instead. =)

Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Monday, August 17, 2009

Monday, May 18, 2009

Hong Kong Night Scene (2007)

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 =)

Hong Kong Night Scene (2007)

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. =)

Friday, May 15, 2009

Hong Kong Night Scene (2007)

Another lively street. Brilliant colors.

Thursday, May 14, 2009

Hong Kong Night Scene (2007)

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.

Hong Kong Night Scene (2007)

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??? =)

Hong Kong Night Scene

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.

Hong Kong Night Scene (2007)

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.

Hong Kong Night Scene (2007)

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.

Hong Kong Night Scene (2007)

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. =)

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Hong Kong Night Scene (2007)

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.

Hong Kong Night Scene (2007)

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.

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Hong Kong Night Scene (2007)

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.

Hong Kong Night Scene (2007)

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.