(f4.5 @ 1/20 ISO400 Lens Sigma 12-24 @ 15mm - Flash head with difuser pointed up)
Oh yes today we had the great excitment to go shoot at a factory in China that produces LCD modules… So many great photos we did today… Look out Alamy “China Factory Production”…

Mechelle and Matthias’ wedding. Yesterday we were honoured with the task of photographing Mechelle and Matthias’ wedding. The ceremony was at Cotton Tree Drive Marriage Registry, and almost didn’t happen. Apparently in Hong Kong, you cannot be late for you wedding time slot as the Registry runs on a very tight schedule and if you are more than 10 minutes late you miss out. As it was the happy couple were rushed thru the whole process with barly time to catch their breath. Another thing, make sure your wittnesses bring their passport or ID card as they will be needed, as it turns out I the photographer ended up being one of the wittnesses and when the ceremony was starting the Magristrate said for me to sit at the table, someone had to sit in for me and then I had to sign the marriage license. All in all it was a fun light ceremony and the rush job did nothing to diminish the couples enjoyment of the event. They were one of these couples so clearly in love that nothing would have spoiled the day. And as luck would have it, once the ceremony was over and everyone went outside, the rain had all but stopped. So then on to pictures in the park by the waterfall…
After pictures in the park the 50-60 guests were all bussed up to the Peak Lookout Restaurant for a lovely sit down luncheon… Wow do they ever have the best Tira Misu in the world…

(f4.5 @ 1/60 ISO 100 Lens Canon 35-350 @230mm)
Another shot in my series on Hong Kong transport, by the time I am done I want to have a decent picture of every concievable mode of transport in Hong Kong, this great city of hustle and bustle… Hum just had a thought as I was writing this, Hong Kong’s number one mode of trasnport… feet… Stay tuned for shoes, lots and lots of shoes…

(f9 @1/350 ISO 100 Canon 35-350 @ 200mm)
Another in my series on Hong Kong Harbour and all the various craft that ply its waters. Tomorrow we are going out to shoot container ships again.

Today on my way back from Hung Hom I saw this and took a picture of it. One of Hong Kong’s new high speed intercept boats. Wouldn’t want to be one of the guys in there, must be really really bumpy… But hey they are the ones that keep Hong Kong free of smugglers and drugs. Good Job Boys.

Knock Knock…

(f4.5 @250 ISO 200 Lens Canon 35-350 L)
On Saturday the 20th of May we photographed the Shek O Open Water Race. About 70 swimmers competed in the event which saw them swim from Big Wave Bay to Skek O back beach. The winning time for the 2.2km race was 26 minutes 6 seconds by Hong Kong’s top triathalete Daniel Lee Chi-wo… As open water swimming has just been added to the Beijing Olympics there was a fair bit of media coverage of the event.
After the race, athletes and specators enjoyed beach volley ball, beach dash running race and dance performance by the Hong Kong Youth Outreach Program. Thankfully the rain held off and the party continued into the eveing with DJ Antoine spinning on the decks… A very nice day out…
AQUAFEST - Hong Kong Open Water Swimming Race

Another in the series for Signal 8 models… With a little help from Adobe…

For all the idoits trying to SPAM this site with comments. Get a life, like I would ever approve any of your comment SPAMS… really you are wasting your time…

Last week we shot a promo card for Signal 8 Models. The idea was PUNK is Business Suit… Our model Hang was brilliant. He pulled all sorts of goofy faces and was a real sport jumping in the air and making great poses… The pictures look really great. Thanks Hang. Thanks Denise Toms and Rebecca from Signal 8 for the great opportunity.
So if your looking for talent check out : : Signal 8 Models : :
, cause they got it…