Hong Kong Revisited: The Duck May 2013

Im May 2013 Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, brough is giant yellow duck to Hong Kong and the city when crazy for it. The duck was located outside of Ocean Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui and was surrounded constantly with local taking selfies with it. The images I captured of the duck we not earth-shattering as the […]

Hong Kong Revisted: 1st June 2014

Welcome to the 2nd throwback Thursday of Hong Kong images. Here I am revisiting in the daily albums I collected over my years living in Hong Kong. This series does not follow any particular chronology or theme, the image are presented as I shot them and archived them in daily albums.  The gallery above has […]

Hong Kong revisited: 22nd March 2014

Welcome to what I hope will be the first in a long-running series for #throwbackthursday – Hong Kong revisited. I have recently returned to the UK after living in Asia for the past 11 years, and I spent 9 of those years in Hong Kong. Hong Kong is a fantastic place for photography; the streets […]

Ghosts in Hong Kong

These Ghosts in Hong Kong are in Kwun Tong. Hong Kong is a a city of constant movement and these shots are to represent how people and cars can easily become ghosts and blend into the background. Many days I have walked the streets of Hong Kong collecting images often just randomly seeing what i […]

Instagramer’s Paradise

I wonder, did the architect of Choi Hung Estate think way back in 1977, think to himself “so… if I paint the tower blocks bright colours and add a multicoloured basketball court to the top of the car park, in 40 years this will be a hipster instagramer’s paradise!” If you own a camera or […]

A Wander in Sheung Wan

Hong Kong is full of places to explore, recently headed to the Sheung Wan area just to the west of central to explore the little side alleys and streets. Sheung Wan is not as bustling as perhaps Mong Kok or Wan Chai, but it does have its charm and some abandoned buildings.