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I must declare this is not my photo; it is a recent photo taken from the South China Morning Post (SCMP).
I would like to show it to contrast it with a photo taken by me on a good day where you can see forever.
The photos show the tallest building in Hong Kong, the Pacific Club with the West Kowloon in the background.
The first photo shows what you can see ( which is not much) earlier this month when there was heavy fog.
The second photo taken by me shows what you can actually see on a normal day.
Only when both pictures are put together, readers can appreciate what the fog can do!
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Wow, Michael. that is some kind of fog!
We did have many foggy days here February and March!
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I love Hong Kong. What surprised me was how much green space there actually was. I miss popping over from Guangzhou at the weekend.
We have more than half of our land dedicated to Country Parks!
So thankful you put in that second photo!
Yes, they have to go together!
what a contrast! Is it fog or smog?
This is our usual fog in Spring!
wow
Thank you!
I love seeing the contrast! Cool post.
Glad that you like it!
It is fantastic to see the difference.
I am glad to have a clear photo which was taken at a similar location!
Fantastic work and it is a great contrast between the good weather and fogging day. Have a wonderful Sunday, my friend.
Have a great week, Cattan!
Both pictures are beautiful!
Thank you, dinavw!
What a difference! Thanks for showing it to us 😉
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Thank you Luis. Have a great week!
Thank you Michael 😉 You too!
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Quite the contrast!
Thank you, janjoy!
Great pictures… You take excellent shots…
Thanks for the kind words!
Oh my！It almost looks like HK is in smoke. Wonderful post!
I am glad it wasn’t smoke 🙂
What a great comparison. We live on the top of a mountain range and it often gets foggy, sometimes so thick we can’t see more than 20 metres ahead…not great for driving.
I have been driving up a foggy mountain, even the fog lights didn’t help!
No, it’s a case of slow and steady.
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Wow!!!, incredible difference…..but both really pretty photos, and nice perspective for a picture in the wall…..But, I’m still wondering….”Wasn’t it difficult to breathe with that much water in the atmosphere?!!.
We have many days with humidity of 100 per cent! Sometimes, we rely on dehumidifiers.