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I now feel like HK is my second country.
In March 2002
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ICC going upward		 HK under clouds
HK under clouds		 Venetian
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Chilli Fagara

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Guest 23-Mar-2006 05:26
Susan, this is amazing since you didn't have a tripod! You'll find you can do much more with a DSLR once you get one. HK is one of my favorite places to visit on pbase, glad you took the time to post these. Thanks
caveman_lee24-Aug-2005 17:10
Hi Susan,

Glad to hear that you like HK. Taking night shot is always difficult without a tripod. Your works are already not bad using a point & shot camera.

Look forward to seeing more of your beautiful photos in HK.

Caveman
Richard 21-Aug-2005 05:41
In Hong Kong now for two weeks
Amazing Oolong, Pi Lo Chun, and white tea
Thanks for the google referral for
http://onyangghs.com/
My students use it.
Susan Kim22-Aug-2004 07:26
You got my point, I realise my photos got lots of noise. And I am thinking of the same thing what you recommended.
Guest 22-Aug-2004 02:00
Susan, you capture the right moment, unfortunately your photo has lots of noise. Did you use tripod, the night shot does not looks very sharp to me.

Why not you try using tripod next time, use aperture priority (set to highest F8.0), then use timer. The reason is you make the camera shake also if u press using ur hand. Remember to set to lowest ISO so u can get rid of those noise.

Good luck.
Randu08-Aug-2004 06:50
Glad to see that you love Hong Kong! Do come back again and share my lovely city!
Eddie Ling06-Aug-2004 05:55
Susan, good work! spend more time in HK and discover the beauty of her!! cheer!
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