Fishing by the harbor
 Finally rain stops and the sun is out (intermittently). I took this photo at Tsimshatsui seaside promenade and there were quite a few people fishing. The local traditional way is to hold the fishing line directly instead of using fishing rod. With the harbor so polluted I doubt if they would eat the fish though.Tags: |
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David Chow said ... (June 19, 2006 7:23 PM) :
post a commentnice that people still take time to connect with Nature and the traditional ways...
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The water has a nice color though. Nice perspective.
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perhaps they catch and release? anyway, still a fun way to relax :)
ps. i didnt use the tripod
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Nice angle...I also did something with water...it's so hot here...
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Nice shot. The water looks very inviting
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All the fun is in the catching not the eating. The water color is great.
regards,
Mark
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Which sort of fish is there? Certainly not the same one that in france!
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the water looks cool and inviting.hope he/she doesnt go home empty handed.
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thank you for the footprints...
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did I mention my friends competed in a hawaiian canoe race in Hong kong harbor? My friends came in first but the Hong Kong people were quite good at hawaiian paddling. Must be all that dragon boat racing! I always wondered if holding the fishing line by hand cuts the hands up that seems harsh on the skin.
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Good composition ... nice if the photo can see the face instead of the back the one who go fishing.
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