iReport: Dramatic photos of Hong Kong

iReporter Melvin Francisquini reckons that taking good photos requires a lot of patience. He shares these tips on taking great snapshots of Hong Kong:

"My tip is to not be quick with the click," says Francisquini who is an American currently living in Japan. "Enjoy the city and wait for the 'Aha!' moment you have inside your stomach."

Francisquini likes images of imposing icons, like a grand old junk or the IFC building, and advises avoiding crowds, "because they are inevitably going to ruin your shot." He also stays away from town on busy weekends.

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On the other hand, for iReporter Elaine Baricante, anything goes. The Filipina who grew up in and currently resides in Hong Kong, sees the city as a mash-up of images, from the juxtaposition of high-rise buildings against Chinese pagodas, to dim sum. 

These photos were submitted to CNNGo as part of an iReport assignment asking for great images of Hong Kong. Interested in submitting your own stories, photos and videos? Visit our iReport page. 

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