Street Photography Tips

Traveling street photography is a unique way of showcasing a city, and the locals that reside within. It's much easier to get started than you think. Need some tips? Read on.

See Hong Kong for Thirty Cents – The Amazing Hong Kong Tram System

The Hong Kong trams are one of the most surprising “tourist attractions” in Hong Kong. During the weeks I recently spent in Hong Kong, I spent hardly any money at all. Not out of choice, although, I have known to be “wise” with my dosh, at times. A one week holiday is not one of […]

Tim Ho Wan Hong Kong – A Guide to the World’s Cheapest Michelin Star Restaurant

Tim Ho Wan, Hong Kong. World’s cheapest Michelin Star restaurant. My fingers are quivering with the withdrawal symptoms. I’m finding it difficult to type. My name is Nate, and I’m a Dim-sum-aholic. At least once a week, for years now, I have to get my fix. I’m addicted, and committed. I waited five hour’s to be […]

Hong Kong Street Photography – Photo Friday, the “After” Edition

Hong Kong is a fantastic city for street photography. Especially when you are getting some great advice from some of the best street photographers around. Since last weeks episode of Hong Kong street photography, the advice that I took on board the most, was get closer and have no fear. Easier said than done. It’s […]

Hong Kong Victoria Secrets – Rated PG (Peak Goodness)

Even if you’ve previously visited the “Hong Kong Peak”, Victoria Peak, the 552m high mount in the centre of Hong Kong island, do it again. The secrets to Victoria Peak are well-known to locals, but little known to tourists. Packed in like sardines on the tram on the way up, hanging out in the hyper-touristic area surrounding […]

Street Photography in Hong Kong – Photo Friday

"Street photography" is at once the easiest type of photography to perform, and perhaps the hardest to master. Street photography is capturing a decisive, poignant, or ironic moment, often candidly, of public subjects. It is by far, my favourite type of photography. What is missing from most collections of travel photos, are photos of people.