Isolation Antidotes (9): Reflections Remembered

And now for something completely different: I was fortunate to make my first journey to Hong Kong in November 1993. Standing at the edge of the big harbor, looking across the dark water at an outrageously-lit restaurant in the mid-distance, I was attracted more to its reflection than I was to its raucous array of yellow and red lights. The camera was a Pentax PZ-1 and the film was Scotch Chrome 1000, about which I’ve written before. I was keeping a record of metadata in a small notebook, which I have kept and just now consulted, but I overlooked recording aperture and shutter speed. I do remember making the photo, however, and the lens was a Pentax 100-300 zoom. This image has always conveyed a sense of calm for me, and I hope it brings some of the same into your bubbles.