Alick Tsui Photography

Alick Tsui Photography https://issuu.com/downhomemagazine/docs/dh2104/s/12026447

My page is to highlight my love for photography and to share my passion with my friends.

I love taking scenic pictures as well as doing wedding shots, festivals, conferences and events. Just love to capture all the beautiful things in life. In the past decade, I have focused my interest in doing a lot of community events. Some of my Event photography experience included: George Street Festival, NL folks Festival, Iceberg Alley Performance Tent event, Paddle in Paradise, Janeway Telet

hon, RibFest, Red Cross Humanitarian Awards, East Coast Music Awards, St. John's International Circus Festival, Iceberg Quest Tours events, St. Johns Regatta etc.. and as chief photographer for a few of the above. If you are looking for a good and dependable photographer for your occasion, you will have to let me know in advance. Life is amazing and I do live with a very busy schedule. However, good photography to save the day always comes first. In addition to my facebook photography page, my pictures can be assessed via www.alicktsuiphotography.com

You may also find me on tweeter where I will post a photo of places and events about our community. You may also reach me on instagram

It was a large day for tourism yesterday. So many people and visitors enjoying the last day of August. Our downtown sp...
09/01/2026

It was a large day for tourism yesterday. So many people and visitors enjoying the last day of August. Our downtown spots were flooded with cruise ship passengers yesterday (and so was Signal Hill too). Our last day for the Pedestrian Mall is Sept 7th Labour Day. Come down and have a meal, drink or walk before its too late.

Photos: August 31, 2026

Destination St. John's City of St. John's Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism Downtown St. John's

Crusie Ship Celebrity Silhouette docking in St. John's harbour today. A grand weather day for over 3300 passengers visi...
08/31/2026

Crusie Ship Celebrity Silhouette docking in St. John's harbour today. A grand weather day for over 3300 passengers visiting our city today.

Destination St. John's City of St. John's Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism

Some highlights with Cirque'letics at Downtown St. John's Pedestrian Mall on a great summer afternoon in late August. Wh...
08/29/2026

Some highlights with Cirque'letics at Downtown St. John's Pedestrian Mall on a great summer afternoon in late August. When the sun is out, the crowd is out. Many mall walkers enjoyed the pop up events at the Pedestrian Mall. DT Pedestrian Mall closes on Sept 8th. Check it out and enjoy a meal or drink at one of the many restaurant decks while you can.
Destination St. John's Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism City of St. John's

Partial Lunar Eclipse tonight in St. John's. Love it. Thank you for a clear sky. Destination St. John's City of St....
08/28/2026

Partial Lunar Eclipse tonight in St. John's.
Love it. Thank you for a clear sky.

Destination St. John's City of St. John's

08/27/2026

Audiences are buzzing about Building Houses! There are only 4 more chances to see this incredible production, so don't wait!! The newest work by beloved GNP writer Megan Gail Coles is onstage until Sunday.

We're back again tonight with a 7pm performance - grab those tickets friends! Give Logan a call at our box office (709-243-2899) OR book em' yourself at theatrenewfoundland.com.

"This one goes right to the core and is gonna stay with you for a very long time"
-Vanessa Patey

"The cast were phenomenal in telling an important part of our history."
-Nerissa Belben

"There are no words sufficient to describe the intense emotion, history, and resilience portrayed."
-Heather Kenny

A co-production with our dear pals at Poverty Cove Theatre Company.

Featuring:
Billie Wicks as Shanawdithit
Taylor Rae Groves as Hosanna Brown
Violet Cummings as Suzanna Williams
Gordon Patrick White as Jack
Colin Furlong as Callum Ros Tolmach

Directed by Emma Tibaldo
Written by Megan Gail Coles
Associate Director: Leahdawn Helena
Set and Costumes by Brian Ball
Lighting by Leigh Ann Vardy
Sound design by Brian Kenny

photo credit: Alick Tsui Photography

What a beautiful night up on Signal Hill. 20 C evening with no wind. Packed with cars and people out walking and enjoyin...
08/27/2026

What a beautiful night up on Signal Hill. 20 C evening with no wind. Packed with cars and people out walking and enjoying the view with an almost full moon. We even had someone selling candies, popcorn ... while some car was blasting out party music. Surreal experience!


Destination St. John's City of St. John's Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism

A pathway into another world. The Tablelands, Gros Morne National Park — where the Earth’s mantle rises to meet the New...
08/24/2026

A pathway into another world. The Tablelands, Gros Morne National Park — where the Earth’s mantle rises to meet the Newfoundland sky. One of those landscapes that makes you stop, look, and simply take it all in.

Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism
Destination St. John's

A beautiful day at Western Brook Pond, Gros Morne National Park. August 2026.Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism Destinatio...
08/23/2026

A beautiful day at Western Brook Pond, Gros Morne National Park.
August 2026.

Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism
Destination St. John's

Holland America Cruise Ship ZUIDERDAM in St. John's today since 10 am. It has previously visited St. John's in 2019 and...
08/19/2026

Holland America Cruise Ship ZUIDERDAM in St. John's today since 10 am. It has previously visited St. John's in 2019 and this time last year too. It is leaving for Halifax at 11:00 pm tonight. Love capturing the ship with its reflection on St. John's Harbour with the Basilica in the background.


Destination St. John's City of St. John's Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism

"The Four Sisters" - Those four stone houses on Temperance Street are known as the Four Sisters. built and completed in ...
08/16/2026

"The Four Sisters" - Those four stone houses on Temperance Street are known as the Four Sisters. built and completed in the early 1900's. They were built by Samuel Garrett for his four daughters. Garrett was also the stonemason who worked on Cabot Tower, and some of the stone associated with Cabot Tower was used in these houses.
Photo: August 2026

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