Black & Light
Back to Hong Kong for a week… an opportunity to do some evening shooting Improbable hip bar/restaurant in a wanchai backstreet
Back to Hong Kong for a week… an opportunity to do some evening shooting Improbable hip bar/restaurant in a wanchai backstreet
Today I’ll go for another photography technique post. I have been experimenting recently with the modified firmware for Canon 5D Mark III that allows to load the Magic Lantern advanced capabilities. This group of hackers decided to exploit the camera possibilities to their maximum and managed to create a full framework of extended capabilities, much beyond…
After a first Urban Black & White, here is another series exploring the geometry and textures of Wan Chai: Wan chai footbridge Lockhart Road Cloucester Road The new business complex around Harbour road Footbridge from harbour road to Stewart Road Stewart Road Backstreets of…
For once, this post is a photography technique post, breaking with the usual idea of letting pictures speak for themselves. I call this series photo “painting”, because it involves a specific process to give them a look that reminds of paintings: This is a processed image: This is the raw image: very flat tones, some…
Never had too much of it – lively, colourful, old, dirty… That’s the Wan Chai I love 🙂 The Pawn Shop – so 1950s retro-style – probably has not changed since it was built… also spot the pipe works in the left building entrance: a work of art. And the traditional Hong Kong…
Part of Hong Kong life is the traditional Yam Cha or drinking tea, nice euphemism for gulping delicious dim sum, or even chicken feet if you feel like it (never tried…) This is in Stanley – a more upscale version of the traditional concept, yet really affordable! Families gather here on Sunday mornings to have…
We enjoy going for a walk in Shek O, a small village on Hong Kong Island, in this warm and overcast weather: there is a very homely feeling about it: The noodle restaurant and its outside open kitchen: Like at home, get your own beverages from the fridge 🙂 The village is…
The time after the rain is always a moment of grace for photographers, the air acquires an incredible clarity. Added to that in this season in Hong Kong with all the clouds at ground level it makes for incredible colors and landscapes!
A change from usual posts – series of black & white pictures of Hong Kong, in a virtual exhibition 🙂