Where can I take good photos when I travel to Hong Kong?

I have just been to Hong Kong with my sister not long ago, and I have been there many times before. Every time I punch in at different places in Hong Kong, I find that the photos of several places are absolutely wonderful. I recommend five for your reference. Come and get it ~ I wish you a good photo in Hong Kong!

I. west kowloon cultural district

Second, Rainbow Village

Three. nanshan village

Fourth, Discovery Bay.

Five, the monster building

You can take beautiful photos in these places in Hong Kong. Let's introduce one by one ~

I. west kowloon cultural district

West Kowloon Cultural District is a brand-new cultural and artistic district, where you can not only enjoy leisure and sightseeing, but also punch in a number of cultural and artistic museums! At dusk, you can see the intoxicating sunset, and after nightfall, you can enjoy the night view opposite Victoria Harbour ~ ~

Address: Next to Victoria Harbour, Kowloon, Hong Kong

? Traffic strategy:

1. (Recommended) Exit E4 of Kowloon Station, turn left after leaving the station, take the 74D green minibus and go straight to the West Kowloon Cultural District.

2. Exit E4 or E5 of Kowloon Station, walk along Yaxiang Road to the footbridge, cross the footbridge and reach the West Kowloon Cultural District. The journey takes about 10 minutes.

? Opening hours: all day

? Admission: free.

Suggested playing time: 1-3h.

Photography highlights?

1, Christmas tree and dusk can be photographed at 5 pm and 6 pm.

The grandstand on the second floor can have a panoramic view of the front of the Christmas tree (there are many people, so you need to go early).

3. Has Christmas Town walked in? Queueing for admission is also queuing early.

Second, Rainbow Village

One of the earliest public housing estates in Hong Kong. The orderly and colorful exterior wall is its most attractive place. The youthful vitality scattered on the court is the most beautiful scenery, which contrasts with the little cute who plays games carefree on the court!

Address: Rainbow Village, Wong Tai Sin District, Kowloon, Hong Kong

? Transportation: Turn left at exit C4 of Rainbow Station. Go straight and turn left when you see the school. See the stairs and go straight to the parking lot on the third floor?

Opening hours: all day

Admission: free.

Suggested playback time: 1h

Photographing skills:

Best portrait angle: There is a blue chair on one side of the playground. You can sit and pose casually, naturally or affectedly.

When shooting, keep the picture: people are in the lower third of the picture, don't give too many frames to the ground under your feet, and shoot the rainbow wall at the top of the picture as much as possible? The film production effect is super high.

Best shooting prop: no one loves sunglasses. Be sure to bring an artifact ~

Best shooting wear: light color is a simple wear with no more than two colors, and white is the first choice? Student style is also suitable for youthful and energetic basketball court!

Three. nanshan village

Nanshan Village, like the very famous Rainbow Village, belongs to the old house village in Hong Kong. The reconstructed walls are painted with different degrees of green. From a distance, it is very fresh, and there is a hot spot hidden here.

? Address: Nanshan Village, Nanshan Village Road, Shek Kip Mei

? Transportation: MTR Shek Kip Mei Station Exit C (turn right, go up the steps, cross Shek Kip Mei Playground, and you can see Mala Tang far away).

? Opening hours: 7:00-22:00.

Admission: free.

Suggested playback time: 1h

Photo strategy:

Several winding buildings surround this square, with green as the main tone. Three semi-circular old-fashioned children's amusement facilities, Rainbow Bridge, used to be a popular punching place, and the buildings that gradually turn green at the back can be photographed from all angles, with excellent visual effects.

Fourth, Discovery Bay.

Discovery Bay, located on Lantau Island, is a community with mountains and seas. With residential, commercial, schools, parks, docks and other facilities. Discovery Bay North Plaza is very European. There are not only white churches by the sea, but also Little Square and European architecture like European seaside towns.

? Address: Discovery Bay, Lantau Island, Islands District, Hong Kong

? Transportation: Take the ferry at Pier 3 in Central, or take buses DB03RP and DB03R at Xinao subway station.

Admission: free.

Opening hours: all day

Suggested playback time: 2h.

? Recommended photo punching position:

Fine sand and white sand beaches in Discovery Bay.

Just like the Discovery Bay North Square in the seaside town of Europe.

Discovery Bay Street Ferry Pier with sea view and small lighthouse.

Romantic seaside white church.

Five, the monster building

The Monster Building is composed of five buildings, namely Haishan Building, Seascape Building, Fuchang Building, Yichang Building and Yifa Building, in a giant E-shape. The magnificent and crowded architectural style reflects the life in old Hong Kong. There are houses upstairs and all kinds of small shops downstairs. When "Transformers 4" came to Hong Kong to shoot, it deliberately took this dense high-rise building as the background to create a shocking and mysterious monster building.

Address: King's Road, Quarry Bay, East Hong Kong1010/044

? Transportation: Take the Hong Kong Island Line and get off at Taikoo Station. Take Exit A, turn left and go straight for about five minutes. You can see it after the traffic lights (the entrance is hidden, so look carefully).

Admission: free.

Opening hours: open all day throughout the year.

Suggested playback time: 1h

Punching method:

Standing in the middle of the dense giant building, a strong sense of oppression seems to be swallowed up by monsters. This is a city wonder that you must not miss when you come to Hong Kong!

Standing on the overpass, taking pictures of tinkling cars and monster buildings, the combination of the two is more emotional ~

Travel tips:

There is nothing interesting in these places, mainly taking pictures and punching in.

The photos taken in Discovery Bay are very feel~

Remember to apply for a pass in advance for steamed stuffed buns to play in Hong Kong.