Not Concrete
June 24, 2013 8 Comments
Most who haven’t been to Hong Kong think the city is all skyscrapers. Only concrete, metal and glass. Not so. I had the chance to go out into its further reaches the other day. I took some photos:
These boats were only buckets now:
I was quite alone, but of course I had many friends to keep me company:
The butterflies, moths and dragonflies were out in force, and particularly lovely:
Some, however, had not reached their destination:
But could anything be lovelier than the lilies I encountered?
I found the idyllic lily ponds hard to leave.
But eventually did, by way of this peaceful path:
And onwards, out towards the rigid buildings and business of humankind. But not before one final visitor landed on my wrist (band), resting a while, as if to bid me farewell:
And now I bid farewell to you.
E.M. Vireo
Next time I’m in Hong Kong I’ll explore further than I did last time!
Your images are beautiful and capture the quality and serenity of the moments! I love the snail photo!
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Thanks!
I went to Hong Kong ten years ago when SARS happened and loved Lamma and Lantau Islands. Really beautiful. Love photos
Thanks. Yeah, the place is actually 70% green.
The eye of the beholder is well focused
So many friends to be had, and such lovely photos. I particularly enjoy the one of the boat filled with water sharing in the reflection. That’s just lovely.
Thanks, John. there was lots, so to say, to reflect upon.