Sunday, 22 December 2013

HK Night Photography Trip

Hong Kong Night Photography Hong Kong is definitely a city that lights up at night. One of the most interesting things you can do is to take pictures of the city at night using a variety of exposures around key landmarks and building. See below a selections of my pictures taken recently. Photographs ...

Sunday, 1 December 2013

Sharp's Peak - Sai Kung

Sharp Peak - why is the a must do hike While Dragon's Back is a family hike, if you are after a challenge and some spectacular vistas across Hong Kong you have to do Sharp's Peak. Sharp's Peak is located deep inside the Sai Kung Peninsula and it is a task by itself to get there from Central Hong Kong. But do it - you wont be disappointed. The views and challenge will leave your senses overwhelmed and with the satisfaction of conquering something...

Sunday, 17 November 2013

Lantau Peak Hike

You'll know there are some spectacular and challenging walks in Hong Kong. This is something you would not expect when you're presented with the bright lights of Hong Kong Island or the neon of Nathan Road, Kowloon. This post covers the Lantau Peak hike I did. The drive behind doing was that it is the second biggest peak in Hong Kong and presented a challenge that my body was looking for on a weekend. I think anyone reasonably fit can do the walk. Getting...

Friday, 15 November 2013

Hong Kong : Art Asia (No Country)

Asia Art Society : No Country Contemporary Art for Asia and South East Asia Went to the Asia Art Society on Justice drive to visit the UBS exhibition No Country : Contemporary Art from Asia and South East Asia. Quite a small exhibition of art work. Below are links to pictures from some of the notable art works. The sculpture below is by Andrew Nguyen’s Enemy’s Enemy: Monument to a Monument (2012), it commemorates a Buddhist monk in Vietnam...