29. PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS. TRAVELS HONG KONG. Subway murals in Hong Kong

HONG KONG - 29 MAY 2023: Attractive murals adorn the walls of this Hong Kong subway interchange, but commuters have no time to stop and appreciate them. 

HOW TO TAKE THE PHOTOS OF MURALS?

PHOTO 1.

29 May 2023, 12.17pm   Hong Kong subway station murals

Canon R5, AV,f/11, ISO 400, 1/4 sec. Focus on face of lady in blue (R)

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PHOTO 2.

HONG KONG - 29 MAY 2023: A very busy Hong Kong subway interchange station. It promotes works of arts in the wall murals. Focus of photograph is on the red "Tsuen Wan Line sign".



Canon R5, AV, f/11, ISO 400, 1/13 sec. Focus on the red “Tsuen Wan” sign.

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