These two ladies dig in the sand below the tide line to look for small shell fish that they fry up and eat. Peanut looks on eagerly.
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"When words become unclear, I shall focus with photographs. When images become inadequate, I shall be content with silence. " Ansel Adams (1902-1984). In this blog I will share photographs that I have taken. Most of the photographs are memorable to me, for one reason, or another. They may be totally meaningless to you, the viewer, but I hope you enjoy them anyway.
About Me
- Luke
- Hong Kong, Hong Kong
- An enthusiatic, amateur photographer who likes to share his pictures.
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- buildings (27)
- Lan Kwai Fong (23)
- Phuket (20)
- girls (19)
- nightlife (16)
- streets and alleys (15)
- B+W (14)
- park (13)
- bar (10)
- Beach (9)
- motorised transport (8)
- China (7)
- Western District (7)
- culture (7)
- UK (6)
- Dalian (5)
- Pattaya (4)
- Peanut (4)
- candid (4)
- history (4)
- mid-levels (4)
- Kowloon (3)
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- flower (3)
- miscellaneous (3)
- wanchai (3)
- Chi Lin (2)
- EOS5D (2)
- Harbour (2)
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- Still Life (2)
- abstract (2)
- crowd (2)
- landscape (2)
- telephoto (2)
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- Wetland (1)
- airport (1)
- boxing (1)
- camera (1)
- dragon boat racing (1)
- lenses (1)
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- sunrise (1)
- temple (1)
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- Hong Kong twilight
- Fountain
- Conservatory roof
- Beach Hawker
- Cactus
- Found some food on the beach
- concentration
- Flamingoes
- Big
- Club Rio
- Gage Street Noodle Shop
- House of Orange
- Orchid
- Bulldog Bar LKF
- Kom Tong Hall
- Wellington Street
- Pottinger Street above Wellington Street
- Suay makmak
- Kangaroo Bar Staff
- Peanut and the potato head
- Maid's day off
- Peter Ustinov's Mercedes 36/220 1928
- Western Beans
- The Clifton Suspension Bridge
- Up to you
- Labour Day
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