iSnake
Brussels-Hong Kong
Stone Nullah Lane
32 Celsius outside... Cyberport is definitely a cool place for a nap.
Doomed...
Visually quiet (as compared to HK's usual restaurants)
Amber rain and blue light over Hong York
Big Fish
Sunset Ferry
Tron
PetaWatts
That's the dress that Cinderella wore that last time at the ball.
Sky Scrapers
Green.
Hello K
Chapeau Chinois
Colonial nostalgia
You don't want to eat those spaghettis. Looking good though...
Although mostly known for its urban jungle, Hong Kong has nonetheless a thriving tropical vegetation, which can literally grow overnight. I always wondered, if humans were to be wiped out, how long it would take for Mother Nature to claim Asia's World City back?
Saved!...
Mui Wo Blues
X-Square
Sky Way
Fashionably Anamorphic
Tron Interceptor
Hamper Master
Up the memory lane...
Inmates
No tickets for paper car
Grown ups enjoy playing with old style, or even custome-made paper lanterns
Static electricity, rain, and powerful wind triggered by the Ushagi super-typhoon helped reveal on traffic webcams the invisible monsters roaming over Hong Kong
Time Square
My wild guess is that this is the pitiful result of a neighbours' dispute over passage in one of Kowloon's back alley. So, nobody can pass anymore, and everyone is loosing. Pretty stupid, uh?
Mongkok Circus
No Cheating, no retouching, the light rays were just... there.
Living in Hong Kong, you get used to skyscrapers. But sometime you can't ignore the out-of-this-world gigantism, particularly for new residential developments.
X-Change
Fat Luck
iPlant
Palm Beach
Paint Ball, BBG, and Laser tag guns have become increasingly popular for teens. It is not unusual for a kid to attend 2, or even 3 different "shooting party" in the same WE. Don't you try to suggest that it might lead to violent behaviour, because on top of being treated as old conservative fart you might also be shot down...
Blue Pool
Rooted
Or is he, really?
Golden Pavillion
Banyan trees are common in Hong Kong, and their roots can push their way into any rock, making it difficult to kill when it grows too big. Banyan trees are also a favourite for the many street cleaners who like to hide their personal belonging while performing their duty, and appreciate their shade. So the local cleaner is going to miss that tree. And I loved that tree very much too...
That is the question...
Hong Kong "Ninjas"
4 people, 6 high-grade private-import Malaysian Durians. Beats cheese!
Down Town
You'd better switch that TV off, or else...
MockUp
Pimped Up
Key Ingredient
Colony
Off Happy Valley's main street is a small lane, ending abruptly with that minuscule temple. Chinese traditional belief is that there are access points to the underworld, and it is important to keep them unobstructed, else spirits could get angry to find a locked door. So the developer left a little hole in the building's lower wall in order to keep the sacred rocks clear.
Poste Restante...
Dragons are still roaming Hong Kong, particularly during full-moon
Shanghai Noir
Striking skyline, but that still doesn't make HK a romantic city
When you spend as much time in lifts as HK people do, you appreciate some originality. Kudos for Hotel W!
Call for action?
There must be a reason why the shop owner diesn't want his mascot to be photographed, and I bet it's not guilt.
High Five
Hong Kong is a live-devouring dragon, and most people have attention disorder and are sleep deprived. No wonder coffee-chains are thriving!
Atlantis
Sardines
Blue Fairy
Lost stone
Golden Fish
Dry Fit
Lanterns Bonanza
Reading during Typhoon