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I had the opportunity recently to make my maiden trip to Hong Kong. I remember the scenes from Bruce Lee movies and I had a mental impression of how the architecture of Hong Kong would be. Arriving at HKU area, I was at first somewhat surprised to see the modern architecture (contemporary if one comes over from Singapore). But it was only after I settled in and got to travel around a bit that I could see a mix of new and the older ones. Hong Kong is reputed to be the city in the world with the most number of skyscrapers exceeding 150m.
I had the opportunity recently to make my maiden trip to Hong Kong. I remember the scenes from Bruce Lee movies and I had a mental impression of how the architecture of Hong Kong would be. Arriving at HKU area, I was at first somewhat surprised to see the modern architecture (contemporary if one comes over from Singapore). But it was only after I settled in and got to travel around a bit that I could see a mix of new and the older ones. Hong Kong is reputed to be the city in the world with the most number of skyscrapers exceeding 150m.
camera | Canon EOS 7D Mark II |
exposure mode | aperture priority |
shutterspeed | 1/400s |
aperture | f/8.0 |
sensitivity | ISO100 |
focal length | 10.0mm |