Tag: hong kong
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Digital vs. Analogue Photos
written by bigbird on 2012-03-22 #people
It's a face-off between the old and new! Let's play a little guessing game which photos were taken with a digital or film camera.
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Long Exposures and Lomography: Shooting Light Trails in Hong Kong
written by kitschiguy on 2013-01-09 #gear #tutorials
Use your Holga or Diana F to shoot light trails; Learning the ins and outs of long exposure photography in Hong Kong.
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Turn your ISO 400 Film into an All-Day Film on your DX-Code Auto-Detected Camera!
written by fncadrian on 2013-08-21 #gear #tutorials
I am going to introduce a method of leveling up an ISO 400 film to ISO 1600 by 'hacking' its DX code. I've included the principle, method and variants of this method. I modified a roll of ISO 400 film and took pictures around Hong Kong so you can see the results.
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The manual Light-leak effect
written by gateau on 2011-03-03 #gear #tutorials
A pure experiment. It is an all-or-nothing tipster. It all began with a small accident...
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First Hand Review of Lomography's Light Weight Medium Format Camera - The Belair X 6-12
written by cwyeung on 2012-11-26 #gear
The Belair X 6-12 is finally available at the Lomography Gallery Store and can be given a hands-on review. For those who have pre-ordered the camera, this article can be help you familiarize yourself with the camera and understand how it works so as to minimize burning some shots on your first rolls.
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Sprocket Rocket – Simple but Unlimited!
written by singleelderly on 2011-02-21 #gear
At first glance on the Sprocket Rocket, it seems to be a very simple camera – two settings of aperture (cloudy and sunny) and two settings for shutter speed (1/100s and B). On second thought, it would be an amazing machine with unlimited possibilities!
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Filmic Portraits: an Interview with Duran Levinson
written by Ciel Hernandez on 2017-02-05 #people
Being greatly inspired by both African and Asian culture, the Cape-Town based photographer Duran Levinson generously spills out his secrets on a successful and professional analogue photography career in his dichotomous oeuvre between fashion and documentary.
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Lomo LC-A+: Your Day and Night Camera
written by elliechung7 on 2012-04-16 #gear
I was attracted by the photos taken by LC-A+ on lomographyasia.com and bought myself an LC-A+. It has now become my best companion.
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Documentary Photographs of Old Hong Kong from the 50s to the 70s!
written by edwinchau on 2012-04-01
Recently, we accidentally found a Facebook Page with a lot of interesting “Old Hong Kong” photos and we would like to share them with you!
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Halina Viceroy (Almost) Fit For a King
written by lomollete on 2010-01-18 #gear
Here's a little bit about this little, nice, vintage, twin-lensed fellow that you probably never heard about until now!
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Daydreaming Around Hong Kong with the Daguerreotype Achromat Art Lens
written by cheeo on 2018-12-01 #gear #people #places
Turn every scene into a dream-like wonderland with the Daguerreotype Achromat!
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Unpredictable Fuji T64 ISO 64 Film!
written by baodianchi_pp on 2011-02-23 #gear
This is my first attempt using a slide film that is slower than iso100. I had always heard that slow films should be used for landscape shots, therefore I decided to give it a try!
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Empire Junior Model no. 981
written by mephisto19 on 2011-03-11 #gear
The Empire Junior model no. 981 is a mystique! I saw her (although it is more a he...) so I saw him in a second hand shop in Utrecht in the original box including the nice instructions what you should do or better not do. I hesitated a bit as I really have enough cameras!
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DIY Your Own Special Apertures for Lomography Petzval Lens
written by why_hailey on 2014-05-02 #gear #tutorials
The Petzval Art Lens is famous for its circular bokeh. In fact, you can even make you own DIY filters of special shapes!
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Canon Eos 300v a.k.a. Rebel Ti
2010-01-20 #gear
A great choice for a first SLR if the idea of completely manual controls is daunting to you.
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Duran Levinson: Africa and Asia in the Contemporary Times
written by Ciel Hernandez on 2017-01-21 #culture #people
When one only knows and experiences one part of the world, he creates an echo chamber for himself. We've heard about the urban lifestyle and modern living in America and Europe, but how about in other places? Cape Town-based photographer Duran Levinson seeks them out in Asia and Africa.
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Kat Hing Wai (Hong Kong) – Take a Closer Look at the Walled Village Culture
written by gateau on 2011-07-25 #places
Kat Hing Wai is the very first traditional walled village that I’ve visited. There isn’t any strong man blocking the road nor any fierce dog guarding the village. The walled village is in fact not as scary as I was told!
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A Tiger For Hong Kong
written by webo29 on 2012-07-06 #places
If you’ve ever been to Hong Kong, then you probably already know that “Hong Kong” means Fragrant Harbor. Join our HK team in their feline escapade around the city.
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Rockmui: Dream 'Til the End!
written by dijay on 2011-09-30
Born in the analogue world of the later half of the 80s (Gen Y) and with great musical determination, her life involves music as well as photography. She has published 2 photo albums in the past, and has organized her own photo exhibition last summer. She is Rockmui, and she's determined to think about her dreams till the end!
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Tsing Ma Bridge Viewing Platform, Hong Kong
written by gateau on 2011-07-04 #places
In order to take a closer look at the landscape around Tsing Ma Bridge, other than the hiking trails at Tsing Yi, there is an alternative for lazy bones like us: the Tsing Ma Bridge Viewing Platform!
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Tai Tong, Yuen Long Tai Lam Country Park: Enjoying the Autumn Colors in Winter
written by kaye1110 on 2012-02-20 #places
Shivering cold winter weather makes one want to stay in the warm cozy bed the entire day. However, there is only one thing that can only be done in winter, and that is to view the autumn leaves and fall colors in Tai Tong!
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Where Did You Spend Your Holidays?
written by dijay on 2011-11-24 #places
I brought the La Sardina out for a walk that day to the edge of the beach, breathing in the ocean's salty taste.
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Central Ferry Piers: the Victoria Harbour at Piers No. 9 and 10
written by kcmuguet on 2011-08-31 #places
In Hong Kong, we usually go to the Central Ferry Piers to take the Star Ferry to Tsim Sha Tsui. Besides that, you can actually go there specifically to Piers No. 9 and No. 10 and around the corner to have a spectacular view of Victoria Harbour.
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Wing Lee Street – Preserving 50 Years of Time (Wing Lee Street, Hong Kong)
written by prema0 on 2010-04-03 #places
Tenement houses in Wing Lee Street were built in the 60s and perfectly preserves the original scenery of that place, 50 years ago.
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