Mong Kok Afternoon
The umbrella is looking a bit battered today, against the big advertising capitalist billboard.
Nonetheless, it’s still standing.
I’ve seen him at it so many times, hard at work.
Rough translation: let’s raise the umbrellas together.
The exhibits are looking somewhat battered. Let’s hope this is not a sign of things to come.
There’re still umbrellas on the ground.
People are still waiting.
People are still looking and thinking.
Praying.
Is the British Consulate supporting this, or is the British Consulate to be occupied next?
Translation: protect the students, protect the journalists.
The makeshift library is still operating.
There’re even resting stations for those needing a break.
A balloon exhibit.
The tents are still here.
A soft toy with a tough message.
A mannequin manning the barricades.
Look at that awesome camera!
The mannequins are still waiting.
The tents are waiting.
The police, too, is waiting. What is the endgame here? Does anyone know?
Camera: Canon 600D
Legacy Lens: SMC Takumar 24mm f 3.5
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Thanks for all the HK stuff – It is definitely becoming a motivator for me to come over again and shoot everything!
And thanks for reading! I’ve been following your work as well.
Yep, battered
(err, no offense, Xi…)