Nikon D90 Lab and Nikon D300s Lab Is One Now November 8, 2009
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Shopping Frenzy Continues in HK October 8, 2009
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Got all the accessories I could not find back in Singapore – Nikon HR-2 rubber hood for the Nikkor 50mm F/1.8D and Nikon HB-32 hood for my trusted Nikkor 18-105mm F/3.5-5.6G VR today. They are just cheaper here!
And today, having traveled the entire Kowloon area, managed to extract about 100 shots from the city. Tomorrow will be my last day here in HK, before my trip to Seattle begins 3 days after my arrival back home. So, I will attempt to explore the older part of Hong Kong if I can. Tai-O is just beautiful, with many good shots there too.
More to come…
New Addition – Nikon AH-4 Handstrap October 8, 2009
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This saver really works if you are on a long shoot session! But if you tighten it a little too firm, your thumb may have problem turning the back dial of your camera, but overall also provide an additional tripod adapter on the base of the AH-4. Made in Japan if it means anything to you…$50.
Roman’s Colosseum, Aladdin’s Fort, Black Hawk Down, You Name it October 6, 2009
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You’ve got everything! And I mean almost everything! Sci-Fi, army rangers, Fairy tales…they must have thought about everything and squeeze them into such a small footprint of space. This is no Disneyland you know.
Roman Architecture with miniature colosseum next to it!
Aladdin’s Fort!
The Wharf’s Guardians October 6, 2009
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The wharf is actually built to attract the gamblers’ kids, with every known stuff to kids made available, including a small theme park and giant robots and even a MADE IN USA mall!
Another Fisherman’s Wharf October 6, 2009
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It seems many city has one called this, but who cares as long as its unique!
Portugese Influence on Macau October 6, 2009
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As seen everywhere, most signage will be on dual languages here, including still a good mix of second generation portugese on the island,
Macau City Snap Shot October 6, 2009
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This is how the city looks like, with most crowds sleeping in until noon time, where activities will then begin to pick up. Well, that’s just because they would usually be gambling late into the wee hours of the day I was told…
Mid-Autumn with the Big Lanterns October 6, 2009
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It must be a day much remembered by the kids as the island sprang to life with bunny lanterns everywhere. A day which is usually accompanied by a dinner feast in the family.
New Versus Old October 5, 2009
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In contrast to the many multi-million dollar Casino hotels littering the whole island of Macao, you can also see extremely old factory buildings next to these lavish hotels, abandoned and neglected. Well, this one’s just next to where I stayed, proving a point how private sector in certain industry – services, has left other sunset industries behind.
An avid photographer who shoots with both his Nikon D90 and Nikon D300s camera like crazy and blog it on the World Wide Web. The Nikon D300s Lab will feature project-oriented shoot trips which can include real-life commercial projects undertaken by Lawrence Oei in his spare weekends. 
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