Thank you. I remember the days when we used to sit down along the side-walk, sat on a low stool and got served hot soup noodle. Hardy women, they moved the store by carrying the whole thing using a bamboo pole.
The bottom of the escalator is made of reflective metal, showing the floor pattern. The hard part was to catch those people, especially the legs. I was shooting film, so I could not afford too many attempt. Just did it for fun. Glad you like it, though.
Nice natural colours, just the way I remember them.\n\n\n
M10 with modified Adobe Standard profile as described in post #18 in this thread. I struggled with what I felt was over-saturation of the standard LR profiles (especially the M10 profile) but have been quite pleased with this one.
Well, may be you are right. People in Chinatown plays the Chinese chess on a board like this. The game has the same characters as Western chess - knight, pawn, king etc; no queen. The chess pieces are flat, unlike western chess. I did wonder whether they wee playing GO, but the shape of the pieces would be different.
Anyway, I see Chinese chess played here often. You do look carefully.
Thank you. Shot at f2, the shallow depth-of-field can still be seen. Fortunately, there were window lights coming in; the grunginess of the wall was inherent.
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