Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date | 1960s |
Place | Kowloon/Sham Shui Po District/Cheung Sha Wan |
others | water dwellings |
Poem | 桴排分組若浮臺 巨木接連利往來 暗啞無光疑腐朽 看雖貌醜實良材 |
Material Type | Image |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Repository | Ho Sau |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date | 1960s |
Place | Kowloon/Sham Shui Po District/Cheung Sha Wan |
Others | water dwellings |
Poem | 桴排分組若浮臺 巨木接連利往來 暗啞無光疑腐朽 看雖貌醜實良材 |
Material Type | Image |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Repository | Ho Sau |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date | 1960s |
Place | Kowloon/Sham Shui Po District/Cheung Sha Wan |
Others | water dwellings |
Poem | 桴排分組若浮臺 巨木接連利往來 暗啞無光疑腐朽 看雖貌醜實良材 |
Material Type | Image |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Repository | Ho Sau |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date | 1960s |
Place | Kowloon/Sham Shui Po District/Cheung Sha Wan |
Others | water dwellings |
Poem | 桴排分組若浮臺 巨木接連利往來 暗啞無光疑腐朽 看雖貌醜實良材 |
Material Type | Image |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Repository | Ho Sau |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date | 1960s |
Sponsors | water dwellings |
Venue | Cheung Sha Wan |
Poem | 桴排分組若浮臺 巨木接連利往來 暗啞無光疑腐朽 看雖貌醜實良材 |
Material Type | Image |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Repository | Ho Sau |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date | 1960s |
Place | Kowloon/Sham Shui Po District/Cheung Sha Wan |
Others | water dwellings |
Poem | 桴排分組若浮臺 巨木接連利往來 暗啞無光疑腐朽 看雖貌醜實良材 |
Material Type | Image |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Repository | Ho Sau |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date | 1960s |
Place | Kowloon/Sham Shui Po District/Cheung Sha Wan |
Others | water dwellings |
Poem | 桴排分組若浮臺 巨木接連利往來 暗啞無光疑腐朽 看雖貌醜實良材 |
Material Type | Image |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Repository | Ho Sau |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date of Death | 1960s |
Place | Kowloon/Sham Shui Po District/Cheung Sha Wan |
Others | water dwellings |
Poem | 桴排分組若浮臺 巨木接連利往來 暗啞無光疑腐朽 看雖貌醜實良材 |
Material Type | Image |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Repository | Ho Sau |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date | 1960s |
Material Type | Image |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date | 1960s |
Material Type | Image |
Place | Kowloon/Sham Shui Po District/Cheung Sha Wan |
Others | water dwellings |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Repository | Ho Sau |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date | 1960s |
Place | Kowloon/Sham Shui Po District/Cheung Sha Wan |
Others | water dwellings |
Poem | 桴排分組若浮臺 巨木接連利往來 暗啞無光疑腐朽 看雖貌醜實良材 |
Material Type | Image |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Repository | Ho Sau |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date | 1960s |
Place | Kowloon/Sham Shui Po District/Cheung Sha Wan |
Others | water dwellings |
Material Type | Image |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Repository | Ho Sau |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date | 1960s |
Place | Kowloon/Sham Shui Po District/Cheung Sha Wan |
Others | water dwellings |
Material Type | Image |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Repository | Ho Sau |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date | 1960s |
Place | Kowloon/Sham Shui Po District/Cheung Sha Wan |
Others | water dwellings |
Material Type | Image |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Repository | Ho Sau |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date | 1960s |
Place | Kowloon/Sham Shui Po District/Cheung Sha Wan |
Others | water dwellings |
Material Type | Image |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Repository | Ho Sau |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date | 1960s |
Place | Kowloon/Sham Shui Po District/Cheung Sha Wan |
Others | water dwellings |
Material Type | Image |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Repository | Ho Sau |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date | 1960s |
Place | Kowloon/Sham Shui Po District/Cheung Sha Wan |
Others | water dwellings |
Material Type | Image |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Repository | Ho Sau |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
Pick Up in Raft Bay
The fisher folk used timber as floating bridges. Photographing themes about water require back lighting to create a glittering effect and result in a bright reflection. In the 1960s the landfills in Cheung Sha Wan were used for temporary timber storage. The huge timber pieces were tied together but because of their unequal weight they did not serve as steady support. The timber was stained but remained premium material.

Date | 1960s |
Place | Kowloon/Sham Shui Po District/Cheung Sha Wan |
Others | water dwellings |
Material Type | Image |
Collection | Ho Sau: Poetic Photography of Daily Life |
Source | Courtesy of Ho Sau; Also published in Ho Sau. 2006. Age to Reflection: Photos and Poems by Ho Sau. Hong Kong: Wonderful Design and Productions , pp. 30-31. |
Repository | Ho Sau |
Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Ho Sau |
Accession No. | ho1_068 |
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