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Looking Down at Hong Kong
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Uploaded: 11/09/15 6:17 PM GMT
Looking Down at Hong Kong
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This was our view from our hotel room. It was my first time in Hong Kong and I was surprised at how many tall,narrow apartment buildings they seem to prefer.
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.susanlynn
11/09/15 6:28 PM GMT
A great view, Jeff, although I would not want to live in the city in one of these buildings. Tall buildings like this seem to sway in high winds, although I am told it is my imagination.
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I'm dizzy...What an angle !!.....R.
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I wish I was a Glow Worm, a Glow Worm's never glum, 'cause how can you be grumpy, when the sun shines out your bum?
A very interesting view of life in Hong Kong with the various living spaces stacked together. So many stories to be told in those windows. Well done and good luck in the contest.
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A horrible thought, but I'm imagining what damage an earthquake would do here. Or a fire. It's a fascinating view Jeff, one that allows us to absorb it at our leisure but remain living just a few feet off the ground... safely. All this concrete also lends itself well to black & white treatment. Good luck in the contest.
-Nik
-Nik
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Nik, Earthquakes were the first thing I thought of as well when I saw the buildings. After all there was a huge earthquake not long ago just a few hours south of Hong Kong in Indonesia. Must be more stable in Hong Kong, but I wouldn't trust it. I like Indonesia's rule of no building taller than a palm tree better.
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Jeff Hamilton
