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Hong Kong in Pictures – My Personal Highlights Collected over the Past Decade

Hong Kong in Pictures – My Personal Highlights Collected over the Past Decade

My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Shirts Floating Restaurant Sai Kung

Hong Kong offers endless photo opportunities. I could spend weeks just walking around and capture what is going on in this bustling mega city. Over the years, I have collected my favourite Hong Kong pictures which I would like to share with you. I am sure they will make you want to come and visit Fragrant Harbour!

My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Flat Iron
Hong Kong’s “Flat Iron Building” in Causeway Bay
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Butcher and Mafioso
This picture was not taken in the 1940s but in 2016. It is one of my favourites with the butcher selling his meat produce on the street and the guy in the trench and hat walking by.
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Sai Kung Pier Junk Trip
View of Sai Kung, a seaside village on the mainland’s East part. It is popular for its seafood and junk (boat) trips.
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Chi Lin Nunnery Detail
Details at Chi Lin Nunnery in Kowloon
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Tree Ships China
Trees, ships and skylines
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Shoe Shine
Shoe shine business in Central
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Shirts Floating Restaurant Sai Kung
Colourful shirts welcoming guest at the floating restaurant near Sai Kung (picture courtesy of Magda Hartmann)
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Sheung Wan Mail Box Maker
Mail boxes are made by hand by the owner in this street stall shop in Sheung Wan
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Pink Limousine
After some time, you barely notice the Ferraris, Maseratis and Bentleys anymore. But a pink limousine still stands out.
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Sheung Wan Buildings
Sheung Wan residential buildings
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Standing Out at the Post Office
Literally standing out at the post office (picture courtesy of Magda Hartmann)
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Chi Lin Nunnery Old Meets New
Tradition, nature and modern buildings side by side in Kowloon
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Sai Kung Boys and Boats
Boys and boats in Sai Kung (picture courtesy of Magda Hartmann)
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Floor
In a city like Hong Kong we barely notice the ground because we constantly look up.
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Building Front
The colours of residential buildings in Kowloon
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Sheung Wan Cat
Cats as safeguards of the products sold at the Chinese pharmacies in Sheung Wan and Sai Ying Pun
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Currency Exchange
Money, money, money
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Nan Lian Garden Old Meets New
Tradition meets modernity – view from Nan Lian Garden towards residential buildings
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Choi Hung Estate Palm Tree
Choi Hung Estate
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Hung Shing Temple Queens Road Wanchai
Hung Shing Temple seems to be squeezed into the buildings in Wan Chai
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Hole in the Wall Cobbler
This shop really is a hole in the wall on Wellington Street
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Lego Houses
I call them Lego-houses
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Sheung Wan Chinese Pharmacy
Chinese pharmacies in Sheung Wan selling dried seafood, herbs and some really curious “medicine” which you should discover yourself
My Favourite Hong Kong Pictures Kennedy Town Pink Building
Buildings in Kennedy Town

Special thanks to Magda Hartmann who contributed some of her pictures from our trip to Hong Kong in 2011. (Title picture also courtesy of Magda Hartmann)

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  • Beautiful Hong Kong! I’ve only been there on a 24h layover, but there’s so much more to discover and enjoy. What I missed out on most were the perfectly symmetrical, colorful block residential buildings, which you captured perfectly. Can’t wait to go back!

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