He’s back! Oblique Exposure’s favourite street performer, captured using the beautiful Canon 40mm pancake lens on the Canon 1100D.
I like this shot, and the camera and the lens did the best of a bad job: the city was just horrible cloudy, dark and grey that day. I wonder if a monochrome conversion would work better… I feel a reworking of this photo may feature in Oblique Exposure at some point in the future.
The Mong Kok night market in Hong Kong is always entertaining and full of surprises ….. this particular evening was no exception. A group of seven street performers was offering non-stop action at one of the busiest intersection of the district. Individual member took turn to sing while the others acted as backup dancers. The singing was okay but the ridiculous costumes and dance moves were really the main attraction. The most memorable group member was this old man wearing a yellow tank top, Afro wig, red scarf and lots of colorful flowers. The beautiful man proudly posed in front of my camera; as I was busy clicking away ….
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