Dear Vicky: Random Shots from the Streets of Hong Kong

Another day, another post. I don’t know what I should post today. So I will post some random shots from Hong Kong, again.

I normally like to have people in my photos, but I’ve come to appreciate photos without humans, where somehow, you see the human influence. I don’t know how much sense I am making there. I love it when a photo composes and present itself to you, and you happen to have a camera on you. Hong Kong is full of such opportunities. Here’s a few that I find interesting.

Central through the window of Central Pier.

I’ll never get tired of looking at Central. Walking around enough, you’d find interesting vantage points, and appreciate the marvellous architecture with new perspectives. I took this photo just before a storm hit Hong Kong.

Accidental artwork from a repair shop in Kennedy Town.

I was on my way to buying coffee beans when I saw this. And I love that table.

Banyan root, pipe and brooms.

These stairs led to my old apartment in Kennedy Town.

Bike and restaurant.

The colour schemes matched up nicely.

Fish tank outside one of my favourite restaurants in Hong Kong.

I took the photo while waiting for my takeout order. Thanks, pandemic!

I will stop here today. I ran a half marathon today, and I need to do some stretching. Enjoy the rest of your day! Remember it’s okay to eat fish coz they don’t have many feelings. Cobain said that. Get mad at him!