New Years Eve, 31 December 2010.

Yum-Cha with a friend I studied photography with at University. He now works as a photographer for the Royal Australian Air Force photographing highly secretive stuff all over the place. For that reason I can't show you his face.

Each group in the Royal Australian Air Force get their own emblem. This one's for the photography squadron. A mosquito flying with a 5X4 camera.

Shoot to kill. We see and we fight.

It was Nat's birthday.

Vi Yen.

I usually expect people like this to ask for money, but I actually saw him give away some of his money to a stranger. Yes he did make me smile. In a suspicious weird creepy kind of way.

New Years Eve dinner.

Found this on the bottom of one of the chopstick holders. Freedom China.

The city during New Years Eve is the last place on Earth I usually want to be. But I got talked into it this year.

We rocked up to our friends apartment and this was the view. Ridiculous. No need to camp-out for hours or line-up or anything.

5, 4, 3

2, 1

happy new year.

Best New Years Eve I've ever had.

Getting home was another matter. Fair dinkum.

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