Hong kong urban

A series of photos illustrating the extreme urban environment of HK.Creative editing by Dimitris Poupalos

Traveling from his home in Tokyo to cities and small villages across Asia, Ryosuke Kosuge is adept at spotting the textures and patterns that occupy local life, whether through the rocky formations surrounding Heaven’s Gate Mountain in Zhangjiajie, an array of birdcages created by a woman in Guizhou, or the wires crisscrossing a market in Nanning. His arresting images approach everyday moments from a place of curiosity and display the beauty and wonder inherent in both natural and urban…

Harimao Lee is a freelance photographer based in Hong Kong. His creative take on urban photography sheds a unique perspective on life in Hong Kong and beyond. After starting a photography Instagram account in 2013, Harimao has amassed a following of over 370,000 and has worked with a large range of

Have you ever considered alleyways as something aesthetically pleasant? Those back alleys are nothing worth exploring in most of the cities, but in Hong Kong it is a fascinating piece of local…

Peak tram, hong kong

Some typical old Hong Kong style flats.

I drew inspiration from the anime Ghost in the shell (1995), in which Hong Kong was a model in terms of street scenes and general atmosphere. In the movie, Kai Tak Airport was in full operation. But in reality, it no longer existed - it was shut down in 1998.

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Monster Building (Yick Cheong Building) in Hong Kong – The Tower Info

Hong Kong has some places beyond reasonable density - 9GAG