I went on a hike with some family in Shing Mun Reservoir Park yesterday. Although it was cumbersome, I brought my D80 and tripod with me because it'd been nearly 2 years since my last photo visit to the area. The sky was overcast and a boring gray, but at least it made for a comfortable hike.
The water levels were already beginning to rise and despite the gray skies, the waters were a nice dark green (made even deeper because I used a circular polarizer):
I found a secluded little spot in the northern part of the reservoir. The lighting was pretty flat so I decided to experiment with the shot to make it look more like it was shot with IR film (the original can be seen here):
I think this spot would probably look better during the wet season when the water levels flood the park.
Anyways, it was probably stupid of me to do this ('coz I was alone at this point and I had zero phone reception), but I hiked upstream to see if I could get closer to the source of the water. I am SO glad that I wore my trusty Timberland hiking shoes because it was a slippery trail (I had about $10,000 worth of non-waterproof gear with me so any slip would have been costly...). But in the end, I think it was worth it because I finally reached this area:
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4 comments:
No way, this is NOT the "Shing Mun Reservoir Park" I know!!!
Ur pic are nice & pretty ...... but where are the monkeys, bbq sites, ppl and laughs???????
Does this look more familiar?
Campsite
咁laughs呢?
Sigh...how can there be any without you here?
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