Before the new year, I was on the hunt for some vintage film canisters. I can’t actually remember now what got me on the hunt for them but I have been using some of the more plain ones to carry my own film around when I’m out shooting. You just don’t get the metal canisters … More Found film
This past weekend saw the end of the second annual DeTour Art Fair. Last year, it took place at the old Victoria Police Headquarters/Prison on Hollywood Road. This year, it took place at the old Married Police Quarters, also on Hollywood Road. I see a trend. Actually, while the headquarters and prison was a great … More Detour art fair
Not too long ago, I decided to head out to Sai Kung town on a Saturday (Sundays are best avoided if you’re not partial to crowds). Now, Sai Kung district (click for map) is actually a large area in the eastern part of the mainland of Hong Kong, but there’s also Sai Kung town which … More Sai Kung town サイ・カング村
Whenever I travel, I invariably try to locate a market since, where you find food, you find people and energy. I noticed the other day that I had quite a number of food-themed photos so thought it might make an interesting post. Some of these I’ve posted before but others have yet to see the … More Food! 食べ物！
From Nov. 26 to Dec. 12, Victoria prison in Central Hong Kong was host to deTour 2010, a showcase for local artists, designers and musicians. While the exhibits themselves were interesting, as was the photo exhibit of old Hong Kong in the Police quarters, of real interest was the prison itself. To my knowledge, this … More Off to prison 刑務所に行く
Yes, I realize that it’s been a hell of a while since I last posted but it’s been a hell of a time for me since the last post; I was job hunting. Not the most relaxing pursuit at the best of times, even less so when you’re in a country not your own and … More I know, I know… はい、分かった。。。
This past weekend was the Hong Kong Sevens rugby tournament. It is one of the most difficult tickets to get in Hong Kong but I was lucky enough to know a guy who knows a guy who got me a last-minute ticket to Saturday’s party. Party? Yep, the Sevens are essentially a party with a … More HK sevens 香港セバンズ
Recently, a group of friends and I headed across the border into Shenzhen. Thirty years or so ago Shenzhen was essentially nothing more than a small village of indigenous Hakka people. Today, it’s an SEZ (Special Economic Zone) in China and is almost double the size of Hong Kong in both area and population. What’s … More Crossing over 国境を超える
Perogies, Sushi & Bubble Tea 