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camera
len
Canon EOS 6D Mark II
Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 AT-X Lens (Canon)
Shutter Speed
10 sec
Aperture
f/8
Focal Length
16mm
ISO
100

Peel Street Footbridge view of Peel Street & The Center

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@harimaolee
Come photograph an interesting mixture of new and old! The buildings along this hilly road perfectly frame this iconic skyscraper.

Plan

Overview

Skill level

Easy
Accessbility
Public Location

Hours

Anytime

Fee

Free

Pack

  • Wide-angle lens (16mm)
  • Tripod

How to get there

N22° 16' 54.192"E114° 09' 06.12"
This featured image was taken from the footbridge at the intersection of Peel Street and Caine Road. I faced north looking down Peel Street and torwards The Center building. By MTR station: - Closest MTR station: Central (Island Line & Tsuen Wan Line) - Take Exit "D2" - Turn right to Queen's Road Central - Turn left on Peel Street, walk to the intersection of the Peel street and Caine Road. You’ll see the footbridge.

Tips

When to go

Best season

All months

Best time

Night
All months of the year are suitable to photograph The Center building.
At night, The Center beautifully illuminates into a range of color (purple, blue and green).

Field tips

By using a wide-angle lens (16mm) you’ll be able to frame the buildings hovering along Peel Street as well as The Center building.
I love to capture a subject in the middle of my images to put the environment into perspective. Be patient and wait for the right moment to cross into your frame.
Cars drive along Peel Street so if you have a tripod you can capture their light trails.
The skyscraper changes its color (purple, blue and green) which can give your images different feels. Capture what works for you!

Current weather

Central
Partially cloudy
80o
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Fri
80o
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Sat
77o
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Sun
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Mon
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Tue
77o
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Blue Hour

21:52
80o
Partially cloudy

Sunrise

22:14
80o
Partially cloudy

Golden Hour

10:10
80o
Partially cloudy

Sunset

10:40
80o
Partially cloudy

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