[PHOTO] Autumn Sacrificial Rites at Man Mo Temple
Posted: October 28, 2016 Filed under: Art & Culture, China, History, Religion | Tags: Autumn, Hong Kong, Man Mo Temple, Photography Leave a comment
Built 1847 – photo: kunicornshop fb page @ 27 oct 2016
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The Visual Feast of Hong Kong: Through the Lens of Hong Kong Fong, Part 1
Posted: August 9, 2014 Filed under: Art & Culture, Asia, China | Tags: Asia, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Fong, hongkongfong, Man Mo Temple, New York City, Photography, Sai Ying Pun, Sheung Wan, travel, Victoria Harbour 13 Comments
Paying tribute at Man Mo Temple in Sheung Wan
Dear PFAP readers – my name is Deb Fong (aka Hong Kong Fong), and I am honored to take on the new role of China Deputy Bureau Chief and Hong Kong Photo Editor for Pundit From Another Planet. Thanks to PFAP for such a kind and generous invitation!
An ‘ABC’ (American-born Chinese), I moved from New York City to Hong Kong with my husband, Mark, about one year ago. In just the past year alone, I’ve experienced what feels like a lifetime of events, a string of colorful moments. Along the way, I have begun to observe the visual feast that is Hong Kong, capture it in my own way – and now I relish the opportunity to share it with you.
Dried octopi in Sai Ying Pun
Frolicking inside the walk-in fountain at Hong Kong Park
The LED light and recycled water bottle ‘Rising Moon’ installation at Victoria Park, commemorating the Mid-Autumn Lunar Festival
Fierce dragon boat competitors race toward the finish line on Victoria Harbour
My favorite sprawling trees, along Hollywood Road in Sheung Wan
A view from the top of HK’s iconic Victoria Peak
Creatures watching creatures at Ocean Park’s aquarium, on Halloween Day (yes, it’s celebrated in Hong Kong, too)
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