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14-MAR-2009

The Main Enterance

Yi Tai Study Hall, Hong Kong view map

With the introduction of modern education in the early 1900's,
the Study Hall was converted into a primary school with about thirty students.
Since the Japanese Occupation of Hong Kong (1941-1945),
the building had been left vacant and unattended for tens of years.

Posted on 20 March 2009
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Giancarlo Guzzardi25-Mar-2009 08:39
attractive the presence of the green
Steve Morris22-Mar-2009 16:55
Very clear image showing off this amazing architecture - love the cobbled street through the entrance!BV
2004 22-Mar-2009 14:28
very good shot !
Chad Ramsey22-Mar-2009 00:19
Wonderful composition~V
DL 21-Mar-2009 09:21
Just like the way that you present this photo. Great angel!
Char21-Mar-2009 03:50
Hi Cm,
Wonderful shot and great colours, textures and capture of the designs. I love the way you take these doorway shots. \/
an nguyen21-Mar-2009 01:37
Your picture is like from another era... beautiful and classic...
endre novak20-Mar-2009 22:48
excellent image.
bill friedlander20-Mar-2009 21:27
The building is in amazingly good condition.
Raymond20-Mar-2009 21:16
You sure live in an amazing places, full of wonderful discoveries.
As is often the case, one realizes that we have a treasure only when... when lose it !
Thanks for taking us on this wondeful discovery of Hong Kong.
Marco Valk20-Mar-2009 19:41
beautiful! v
Simon Chandler20-Mar-2009 17:52
Just perfect. Beautiful work. v
ac20-Mar-2009 16:07
Thanks for your photos, and also for your so interesting map of HK.
Ali Majdfar20-Mar-2009 15:53
Stunning Capture, ~V
Guest 20-Mar-2009 15:26
The use of orange and black seems to be a favorite decor in China.
Walter Otto Koenig20-Mar-2009 14:58
Despite being left vacant it looks to be in good shape, a reflection on the workmanship. nicely composed image CM. Very sharp and clear. "V"