Date: 20 Feb 2011
Venue: Nam Sang Wai in New Territories
Invited by Anna, Ricky and I joined her and went to Nam Sang Wai on a cloudy Sunday - it wasn’t a very cheerful day! Now when I think about it, it could only be a cloudy day that you could take some moody pictures…
This is what you see when you get into NSW.
After crossing a stream, you step into Nam Sang Wai. The vintage wooden floor… hm, I had a nice feeling about this place.
There are indeed people living there! Actually NSW is a huge wetland area where is home to many birds.
There was a fire broke out earlier this year… as you can see from the photos, it kinda giving some eerie feeling… a cloudy day, burned wood… all was quite depressing.
Grass is slowly growing back - there is always hope.
There is a pond inside NSW, and a pier too. Many couples love taking their wedding shots at that spot (on the left). I don’t see how special it is. The colours of the place inspire me.
We walked a long way in NSW. It is a huge place. You can spend a whole day walking there. I am serious! We bumped into this man who uses Nikon too. He lent me his glass lens and I took some shots. Wah. The colours are vivid!
And we walked pass those abandoned houses… Anna said she felt she was touched by someone - Ricky and I said we didn’t - may be she was touched by something… that idea was very scary!!!
The whole place gave me a very nice feeling. When we were about to leave (at around 5pm), there was a fog coming… Anna said she couldn’t stay because she had to catch a ferry home, I didn’t want to stay on my own… So we left. I wish we had stayed for the fog.
As I said earlier, NSW is home to many birds. Even though I didn’t bring my 200mm lens, I still got a nice bird shot :D
And we left.
(Anna found this nice grass on our way out) (and that’s her on my right).
