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"eggs and sausages"Posted by hugo poon (hong kong, Hong Kong) on 23 February 2011 in Documentary & Street and Portfolio. A last remaining street market, a store of yesterday... Have yet to see a more beautifully lighted store elsewhere! How could I resist?! Do check out the Larger version: http://www.pbase.com/hpicckcy/image/132713278/original Cross Street, Wanchai, Hong Kong PS. "6 nights & 6 days with the X100" - This is a series of urban landscapes of Hong Kong taken with a sample Fujifilm X100 between 12 and 18 February 2011. Just as I might be having another "photographer's block" I was given this marvelouss photo taking machine to test use; I got excited and 'hungry' again to capture any interesting street scene unrolling before my eyes... I do not regard myself as a photographer. I'm an ordinary man but extraordinarily obsessed with capturing all the memorable scenes that I encounter in my everyday life. It's like an excited traveller craving to record his memorable journey in a memorable way, but in my case, it's the journey of my life ... If I can record my encounters in such a way that they leave an image on the mind of myself and other viewers, it's a tremendous joy and some accomplishment...
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@k@: Nobody knows me better than you k@! The camera is just the tool, a means to our end... and my end has always been simple - to capture the moment when my eyes see something and my heart feels it too, whether it be the good, the bad, the beautiful or the ugly. "The picture is good or not from the moment it was caught in the camera." - Henri Cartier-Bresson. While I really don't believe an equipment can turn boring to soul-stirring, I know the camera has to be capable enough to re-create the touching moment. In this regard, I'm pleased to say that the new camera has exceeded my expectation. In particular, I'm impressed by its versatility (usable ISOs up to ISO3200), flexibility (in choice of DOF) and ability (to resolve and retain amazing details in both highlights and shadows). Do I enjoy it? I'm happy to carry it with me everyday everywhere.:-) Thanks for your warm words; they mean alot! Have a beautiful day my dear! @Ian Smith: And it did everything in an easy manner! Do give it a try!:-) @Michael: Yes, an amazing little stall selling everything! But every time I pass by it, the same question comes to my mind: can I still see him around next year or the year after... @Ronnie 2¢: "Wonderful unfiltered honesty" You've made me a very happy man! Thanks Ronnie!:-) @Sonia Nansid: I'll try.:-) |
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