Hongkong in Classic Chrome

This series is shot by FujiFilm XT1 with either 12mm, 27mm or Takuma 55mmf1.8.
All shot with film simulation of classic chrome.

During the few days of walk in Hongkong, my choice of lenses for each day is  2 lenses setup. Either a 27mm +55mm or a 27mm _12mm setup. The Domke f5xc bag was used during this trip.

The Zeiss 12mm is surprising useful for the street shots as the space in Hongkong is tight, the ultra wide view kind of show how the life in the streets lives.

The 27mm is the most used lens as expected. This lens is fun to use and as it looked like a fun camera than a serious piece of equipment. Using it in the street, one one seems to bother with it.

Night view of Victoria Peak. Shot handheld at 1/20s f2.8 ISO3200. I didn't bring my gorilla pod or tripod, so have to compromise the setting. At least it turns out good at iso3200 at a not so good light. XT1 with 27mm.

Aquarium-XT1 with 27mm 

Early morning where the streets are less packed with humans. XT1 w 27mm.

Old and new building of Hongkong- XT w 27mm

Inside a Wet market. XT1 w 27mm

XT1 with 27mm

Drying gloves in the wet market- 27mm

street stall owner - 27mm

27mm 

Breakfast by the street-27mm

reading newspaper-27mm

Tradition Beancurd dessert-27mm

Beancurd shop 

Traditional beancurd making tray

Takuma 55mm lens - At Stanley Market

Takuma 55mm lens - At Stanley Market

27mm- Dragon's back peak

27mm dragon's back peak

Wet Market setting up-12mm Zeiss

Wet Market setting up-12mm Zeiss

Wet Market setting up-12mm Zeiss

Wet Market setting up-12mm Zeiss

Wet Market setting up-12mm Zeiss

Wet Market setting up-12mm Zeiss

Wet Market setting up-12mm Zeiss

Trash removing and pushing the huge trolley along the tight space-12mm Zeiss

Iconic Tram in HK-12mm Zeiss, slow shutter speed panning

12mm zeiss.Narrow street

12mm zeiss

Quick lunch- 12mm zeiss

One of the many street food stalls in HK- 12mm

12mm zeiss - Tight space between building 

27mm- chill with beer