some skyscrapers
"building of the silver age" 
"gondola race"
"three"
"four"
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posted by hugo poon at 8:03 AM
Wednesday, May 07, 2008
"building of the silver age" "gondola race" "three"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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6 Comments:
This looks really great in B&W and I love the way you've caught the window cleaning gantries at work.
(PS - I've bookmarked you over at my photoblog...I hope you don't mind)
Wow Hugo, these are fantastic!
Great lighting, exposure and compositions. And it works perfectly in B&W, adding a new dimension you could not get in colour.
Take care, Ian.
Thank you so much Ian, Both of you!!:-)
Bramham: Visiting your photoblog every morning to see what you've got has become a habit - I'm doing this almost unconsciously when I turn on the computer... But this morning I was absolutely stunned when I found the link to my blog was there! Still don't know what to say... Thanks. Now, expecting some of your friends might drop by, I'll refrain myself to post sloppy snapshots.:-)
Smith: So glad you felt these worked out fine. When this silverish skyscraper (Jardine House) caught my eyes, it's my instincts to set the camera to b&w to take these shots. I was so content that I didn't even switch back to take a single colour image.
BTW, when this 52-storey building was completed in the 70's, it was once the tallest building in Asia!
Best regards,
Hugo
You are an Artist ! No doubt ! The quality of your work is unbelievable !!
I'd like to have an Eye like your and a control of technical aspects of photography.. My Respects !
Oh Pierre, thanks for stopping by and leaving such wonderfully kind words!!!
Hugo
Hugo, i found your blog over Ian's blog. This is a outstanding capture, well done!
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