Photo of the Month (December 2024)
Photographed on 5 December 2024 at Des Voeux Road (Hong Kong). EXIF: 18mm, f/5.6, 0.4 sec, ISO 100.
Photographed on 3 December 2024 at Lugard Road Lookout (Hong Kong). EXIF: 18mm, f/8, 13 secs, ISO 100.
“Photo of the Month” for December features two photos, both from me and our son’s trip to Hong Kong. It’s my 9th visit there, but the first time since 2017. Actually, the main purpose of visiting Hong Kong was to watch a football (soccer) match, as our Tampines Rovers (Singapore) played an Asian Champions League (ACL2) match against Hong Kong’s Lee Man FC (which ended 0-0 
). There were around 10+ people flying from Singapore to support the team, and we were two of them. 
We stayed in Hong Kong for five nights, so except for the day we went for the football match, we spent the remaining four evenings shooting their beautiful cityscapes. Luckily, I got mostly sunny weather this time (quite rare in Hong Kong!) but still faced other challenges, like being too hazy at The Peak and the water being too choppy at Victoria Harbour (not good for capturing reflections on the water).
To me, Hong Kong is like a cityscape paradise, so my dream is to live there for a few months once I retire and shoot as many satisfactory photos as possible. 
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, a Singapore-based Japanese photographer primarily shooting long exposure cityscape photography at blue hour. 
4 Comments
Both shots turned out great Joey so was well worth your time and made up for your team not winning the match
A bit disappointing, but an interesting experience watching the match in Hong Kong.
Next time, I want to get a good light trails shot at Connaught Road Central using 14mm or shorter lens!
At least the photos made up for the loss and definitely need to rent something wide before you go then!
Yes, surely renting Nikon 14-30mm!