bus & trams ...
There's a period when my day job deprived me of most night wander opportunity; I had to make the most of the time on a bus or a tram to get some shots ...Posted on the FTF 060701:
posted by hugo poon at 6:33 PM
Friday, January 05, 2007
There's a period when my day job deprived me of most night wander opportunity; I had to make the most of the time on a bus or a tram to get some shots ...About Me
- Name: hugo poon
- Location: Hong Kong
I do not regard myself as a photographer, not even amateur; I'm just a guy who enjoys capturing all the memorable scenes that I encounter in my life, my everyday life, with whatever photo machine I've got. Perhaps, it's like a traveller hoping to record his memorable journey, but in my case, it's the journey of my life ...
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4 Comments:
having lived in hong kong, i know how bustling the streets and transport systems are!
i love your photoblog - i've spent a lot of time researching for a good carry-around camera, and had my sights on the F30 for quite some time. except they dont stock it in australia, and i'm having trouble finding one now.
but after seeing what you have done, it's all worth it.
gneake.blogspot.com
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Intrigued by your front seat study; you must have been in quite a precarious position.
Where was this taken? I can't place the junction.
Thank you for dropping by and leaving your kind words!
Gneake: it might sound like promoting Fuji products, but I can't help saying that the F-series cameras are quite amazing...
Sen: Yes, I was really in a precarious position - standing on the top of the staircase of this double-decker, with one hand holding the rail and the other the camera!:-)
Best regards,
Hugo
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