Hong Kong in the clouds

If you come to Hong Kong in January/February, you might have a sight that is hard to get somewhere in Europe: Thick clouds so low you can touch them, and without climbing a mountain. I am not a meteorologist to know how this happens, but it can become a bit spooky at times. While normally in winter the view in Hong Kong is blocked by thick smog, you will recognize the clouds by the way they crawl over the top of buildings a change density from 0 to 100 in a couple of seconds. Then, it is very handy to be on an elevated spot and have a tripod available at night. You could sell off IFC - the home of many international Banking Coorporations - as the center of a super-evil conglomerate, trying to take over the world, anytime - but those days also by the looks.