A rainy evening on Beijing Lu in Guangzhou. The lanterns are all part of the lantern festival, which seems to mainly consist of people eating sticky rice with sesame.
A rainy evening on Beijing Lu in Guangzhou. The lanterns are all part of the lantern festival, which seems to mainly consist of people eating sticky rice with sesame.
The Canton tower in Guangzhou is (currently) the 5th tallest structure in the world. You can (after suitable payment) take a lift to a viewing platform and gain access to some amazing views. Fortunately when I went it was a pretty good day – Guangzhou … Continue reading Ride at the top of the world
Photos of dessert! The internet doesn’t get much better. These two bundles of sugar were eaten at the Jade Garden in Guangzhou.
What better way to spend time with your closest family than a big meal together? This is 3,000 of the nearest and dearest members of the Liangs having a meal together in Guangzhou. My understanding is that they are from an old village that used to … Continue reading Liang Family Dinner
This is Connaught Road in Hong Kong, a road that cuts across Hong Kong island. It’s not an especially pleasant road, but does look like a scene from Bladerunner at night. A raised road handles faster traffic, and beneath this is part of the raised … Continue reading Connaught Road
The Hong Kong Cultural Centre is one of those places you gravitate towards when taking photos in Hong Kong. First it’s a giant 90’s tiled concrete blob of a building with lots of weird tunnels (like shown here). Second it has air conditioning so you can … Continue reading Cultural Tunnel
I may have mentioned the fog in Hong Kong. It gets everywhere and never really seems to leave. This is the Star Ferry terminal in Kowloon, with Hong Kong Island mysteriously floating above it on a bed of fog. It kind of looks like a … Continue reading Hong Kong Island Ferry
A typical hard day at work followed by the long walk home along the illuminated pathway surrounded by word-defying shapes.
It’s hard to get away from the fog/haze/pollution that persists around Hong Kong, even at night. With the tall buildings and bright lights it does create some interesting and surreal effects. This is somewhere near Central.
It seems I can’t stop taking photos of these trees whenever in Hong Kong. This one is particularly amazing as it mostly exists outside of the ground. I can only imagine the root system is thick enough to stop it falling down. This one seen somewhere … Continue reading Banyan