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Richard Flynn  > 2008 > Hong Kong, July 2008
A few photos from the three days in Hong Kong which I took to break my trip from London to Sydney.
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Richard Flynn > Hong Kong from the air • View from the plane during my approach into Hong Kong on the morning of 8th July 2008.
Richard Flynn > On stand • My plane at the gate at Hong Kong airport.
Richard Flynn > Gardening • Hong Kong central.
Richard Flynn > The Star Ferry • Ferries on the Victoria side of Hong Kong harbour.
Richard Flynn > Junk • It may be blurred (it was very windy at the time), but I like the colours in this photo of a pleasure boat crossing Victoria harbour.
Richard Flynn > Hong Kong skyline
Richard Flynn > Mong Kok • Mong Kok, an area of Hong Kong, is recognized for being the most densely populated place in the world. It is also the base of the Chinese criminal groups, the Triads.
Junk • It may be blurred (it was very windy at the time), but I like the colours in this photo of a pleasure boat crossing Victoria harbour.
> Junk • It may be blurred (it was very windy at the time), but I like the colours in this photo of a pleasure boat crossing Victoria harbour.
Junk • It may be blurred (it was very windy at the time), but I like the colours in this photo of a pleasure boat crossing Victoria harbour.
Camera: Canon (Canon Eos 20d) |
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Keywords: city summer twilight harbour featured city views rhjf chinese junk victoria harbour hong kong
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