This is my third post of photos of Hong Kong. They were also taken during my last visit three and a half years ago.
This post will consist of all night shots. As I mentioned in my previous post, two typhoons blew through the region within the short period I was there, and these images were taken right after the first typhoon had passed and as the second one was approaching. There was a lot of humidity in the air, and the night sky was really hazy. I had to clean up the images in post-processing to remove the noise and the haze, and some detail was sacrificed as a trade-off.


Waterfront Park on Hong Kong Island. On the other side of the harbour is Kowloon Peninsula.


Night scene of Kowloon as seen from San Po Kong.


Shot from a popular lookout on Victory Peak which is always teeming with locals and tourists.


The skyline of Central district on Hong Kong Island seen from Tamar Park.


Nighttime cityscape of Hong Kong Island as seen across Victoria Habour from Kowloon.


Hennessy Road on Hong Kong Island where you can see lots of trams. How many can you count in this photo?


People enjoying a meal or a drink on the street in Stanley, a seaside village on Hong Kong Island.


Full moon shot from the top of a building in Kowloon.
This is the end of my Hong Kong series. My next post will probably feature another big city somewhere in Europe. Until then, stay safe and well.
Nice clear nightshots. Well done
Thanks for the compliment, Peter. 🙂