We went to the Big Buddha a while ago and I only just realized that I never shared the pictures from our visit here. This is one of the main tourist sites to visit while in Hong Kong, so enjoy from afar!
Pictures from our walk to the Big Buddha. It was a really foggy day.
Lots of stairs!
How many different ways can I capture the Big Buddha?
My favorite!
Different perspective.
The scenery behind the Big Buddha.
Other statues all around the base of the Big Buddha.
Huge incense at a temple nearby.
Intricate carvings.
(Linking up with Sweet Shot Tuesday, Tuesdays Around the World, and Our World Tuesday.)
wow, beautiful images, love the way you played with perspective. My favorite is DSC_00082.
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Thank you so much! That is my favorite too actually. :) Oh man...when I go places I take A LOT of photos so I'm glad you like all of the variations.
DeleteSuch a gorgeous place...and stunning captures of it!
ReplyDeleteThanks a bunch! Glad I could share it with you! :)
DeleteGorgeous! I love how the big Buddha's always seem to have the most gorgeous views! (And the climbs are always a major work out.) I saw the Lingshen Buddha, and this reminded me of it in many ways.
ReplyDeleteThey do don't they?!? :) Lucky them! I'm glad you enjoyed the pictures and that they triggered a memory.
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You got some good shots. I love that giant shot on the fifth row.
ReplyDeleteThank you! :) That is my favorite too!
DeleteBeautiful! I would love to travel to Asia one day!
ReplyDeleteThank you! You should definitely come to Asia someday. There is a lot of amazing places to visit and so many incredible sites to check out. If you need suggestions, I'm your girl! :)
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Love your photos of the Big Buddha! When we went, we didn't bring our Nikon, so all I had was my phone camera and almost every single photo came out WAY too dark. (It was a rainy day...) However, I was super excited when I went because the rainy weather encouraged me to get a hat and I found a super cute beanie that I wore pretty much every day for the rest of the trip. I keep wishing Chiang Mai would get cold enough so I can wear it here! lol
ReplyDeleteThanks Jade! :) You should come back to HK now as it is COLD and you would definitely get use out of your beanie....that or go to the movies at Airport Plaza as it tends to get cold in there! HA!
DeleteWow I can't believe how big he is! Amazing.
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Marielle
It is pretty remarkable what people are capable of, isn't it? :)
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Hi Melody,
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog. The Photo club link is working again, sorry about that! I had forgotten to pay for my subscription - oops!
These photos are so awesome! Love that Buddha, would love for you to come share one over on my blog!
Kris
Hi Kris! Awesome. I linked up and can't wait to see what others will share. Thanks for the linky party! It's is a great way to reflect over the month...that and I'm more motivated write more posts so that I have more options! :)
DeleteOh yay, so pleased you joined us! I will be featuring your photo on my blog later this week, as it's one of my favorites!
DeleteThanks so much Kris! :) I'm so happy to have joined you on your blog. Glad you like the photo enough to feature it...my first feature. YAY! :D
DeleteYou have captured the massive size of the statue well, with photos form many angles, well done.
ReplyDeleteThank you! :)
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