Hong Kong 2005

This is one of the best picture I could capture considering the sub-10C temperature, blowing winds and a light shower that followed.

Hong Kong has one the the best night views in the world. Commercial buildings owned by reputed businessmen in Hong Kong are decorated with neon lights which are programmed to change colour and pattern. One of the buildings (possibly owned by tycoon, Li Kak-Shing) can show up to 150 combinations of neon light displays.

Singapore and Hong Kong are two very similar countries which compete on almost the same fronts. But if we are to compare the night view department, Hong Kong definitely have the upper hand. Firstly, it is the colour and its changing patterns. Next, it is the size. Standing at a strategic spot (maybe Benjamin Sheares Bridge), we can fit the skyline of Central Business District (CBD) into one photograph. If we are to take the picture of the same size of Hong Kong's skyline, we may need to combine 4 or 5 photographs.

So you can imagine that the Hong Kong's night view is so stunning that it is like watching a motion picture in an omnimax theatre.