Blogger luvul had been moved to www.luvul.com!

As you've seen, a reform had been done on this site.
The address changed, the theme changed, the style
changed. But what the hell "luvul" is?

You can get the message from the above logo that
"luvul" actually stands for "vul" and it's relection. This
new name got certain meaning actually. The first one
is actually a short form of my name, from "vulcan"
into "vul", it's more easy for you to know it's mine to
choose "vul" other than "can".

The second reason is that I want to present myself in
some different views, not only what you see in the
front, but also from the back. The reflection even have
a stronger meaning on that.

And my friend, jasper, told me an interesting reason too.
"luvul" can be divided into "luv" and "vul", that's "love"
and "vulcan". Haha, quite interesting. So, I've decided to
pronoun "luvul" into "luv" "vul"!

p.s. I think I'll have more contribution on this from this
month, hope that you'll enjoy it!

I've select my hong kong best 100 here, as I think they
are really important, besides we can see successful
stories, we can see how a hongkonger select his best 100
. (Because of my laziness, I will only type in the reason
for the first 30 ...for the others, if you want to know the
reason, leave me a message in the guestbook~, thanks)

PEOPLE
001. Anson Chan - surely she should get a place here
002. Leslie Cheung - he left, but he sure got a place here
003. Chet Lam - his music, his lyrics are wonderful! Also,
he can sings!
004. People who CAN sing (eg. Eason Chan, Jacky
Cheung) - HK is getting lesser people who CAN sing
nowadays
005. Movie lovers - becuase I'm a movie lover too!
006. Lee Lai Shan - HKers are not rubbish!
007. Choi Lan (Travel expert, I'm not sure his name) - he
led us know what is eat and travel
008. Characters from McMug series - this is not a cartoon
for children
009. Characters from Fu Wing series - he's great, also
his family!
010. All-round DJ (most 903 DJ eg. Gcgoobi, Jan Lam) -
they can speak, and doing many other things (eg singing
/ movies)!
PLAY
011. Hong Kong Disneyland - we got the place for them
long ago
012. Lai Yuen (I forgot th name) - sures we have
memories on this
013. Broadway Cinematheque - once again, I'm movie
lover!
014. Sun Kwong Theatre - wow, this is very traditional,
but going to demolish soon...
015. Ocean Park - we got memories on this very soon
016. Lan Kwai Fong - let's drink!
017. Whisperland (I forgot the name) - everyone got
memories on this, but it had closed down for years, sth
similar is Jumpin' Gym
018. Fringe Club - where you can hang here for hours!
019. Galleries (eg, Agnes b, Idn) - we got many functions
here, let's go and have a look!
020. Karaoke box - it's the greatest way to solve many
problem (esp while nowhere to go / eat)
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
021. Star Ferry - just loved this transport
022. Train - only on hong kong side, it's cheap and
moody
023. Cathay Pacific Airway - leading airways in hong
kong and the world
024. Hong Kong International Airport - this is part of the
rose garden project!
025. Mass Transit Railway - you can see many things
happen here, try to explore more!
026. China Light & Power - we've got power!!!
027. Sunday - their campaign is great!!
028. Kowloon Bus - also for this! good campaign!
029. Peak Tram - you can see a new angle on hong
kong while travelling it!
030. Taxi - the most important invention for lazies and
lates...
LANDMARKS
031. HSBC Headquater
032. Bank of China (Hong Kong) Tower
033. Cheung Kong Tower
034. Star Ferry Pier (Tsimshatsui & Central)
035. The Center
036. Hong Kong Cultural Centre
037. Mid-level Escalator
038. The Pennisula Hotel (Without the new wing)
039. Skyscrapers (eg. International Financial Centre 2)
040. Public Estates
CATERING
041. Islamic Food
042. Minster's Icecream
043. Starbucks Coffee
044. McDonald's
045. Soho
046. Kowloon City food city
047. Whampoa Gourmat Place
048. Roadside snacks
049. Hong Kong style restaurant
050. Traditional cafe (eg. Mei To)
PLACES
051. Victoria Park
052. Victoria Peak
053. Stanley
054. Repulse Bay
055. Central
056. Tsimshatsui (Without construction works)
057. Causeway Bay
058. Seaside corridor (Tsimshatsui or Wanchai)
059. Tai O (When there's boat for travelling river)
060. Ping Chau
SHOPPING
061. Ikea
062. Hmv
063. G.O.D
064. Muji
065. City Super
FOOD
066. Hong Kong Style Waffle
067. Roadside Siu Mia
068. Beef Bun (Islamic Food)
069. Egg Tart (not the crispy one but cookie)
070. Made in Hong Kong Coca-Cola
LIFES
071. Park'n Shop Superstore / Megastore
072. Okashiland
073. 7-Eleven
074. Hong Kong Style Small Supermarket
075. Mini Store
ROADS
076. Fa Yuen Street
077. Men's Street (Apliu Street)
078. Women's Street (Tung Choi Street [Upper])
079. Gold Fish Street (Tung Choi Street [Lower])
080. Nathan Road
MALLS
081. Big Department Store (eg, Sogo)
082. Hong Kong (Mongkok) Style Malls (eg, Sino Centre)
083. Malls with small boutiques (eg, Rise Commerical
Centre)
084. Computer Malls (eg, Golden Computer Centre)
085. Mega Malls (eg, Harbour City, Times Square)
MEDIA
086. Apple Daily
087. Store Magazine (First 4 issues)
088. Commercial Radio (Esp. Ultimate 903)
089. Roadshow
090. Now.com.hk
DRESSING
091. I.T
092. Izzue
093. Kitterick
094. Small boutiques in Rise / Red Focus
095. Blue star
OTHERS
096. Hong Kong Central Library
097. Wing Shing Cameras
098. Old style Elevators
099. Hong Kong side's night view
100. Hong Kong in colonial age

Isn't these photos great? These are just recent photo taken by me with
plastic cameras, what do you think?

How it works?
E to C stands for using the slide film to take photo instead of negative
film which commonly used, and develop it as C41 negative printing.
The contrast of the photo will increase, and it will have coarse noise,
and the colour will become high saturated and the colour will have a bit
different to the original.

As E to C will consume more chemicals then the negatives, that makes
most of the photo printing shop will not develop E to C.

We recommend photo-takers to use different brand for the slide film
because they will have different colour tone after the E to C process.


Here's the photo printing shop which i go ususally, they print photos
with great colour, try it!

Photo-Golden Co.

Shop No.9, 57-59 Sai Yee Street, Kowloon
Tel.: 2783 7087
[Near the China Travel Services Ltd., opposite to Macpherson
Playground, next to Golden Era Plaza]

G/F, No. 60, Lee Garden Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Tel.: 2808 0892
[Near the Lee Garden]