‘HK Man’ has copiled an impressive Flickr collection of over 1000 ‘before & after’ photos of old and new Hong Kong. Each photo of bygone HK is contrasted with a more recent one…
…Reassuringly, some scenes – like the trams – never change…
Guest post from the HK URBEX team – follow them on Facebook. See also: A Brief History of Kai Tak Airport.
This evening, Financial Secretary John Tsang posted a selfie with journalists on his new Facebook page. It was a special selfie in that it was shot using a timer and a selfie-stick hours after he delivered this year’s budget.
Hong Wrong is happy to help kick off the inevitable photoshop frenzy. We have provided a PNG file for those who’d like to create their own masterpiece (scroll to the bottom).
Hong Kong’s neon signs are usually shot face-on, but Spanish photographer Rainer Torrado has produced a unique take on the the city’s iconic lights.
Shot vertically from below during night time, the glowing neon tubes contrast with the night sky. “Structural wires act as a testimony of the human intervention on a dark, ruthless nature,” Torrado writes.
A Huffington Post cross-feature.
A new photography project by Frank Freeman aims to challenge societal stereotypes and improve understanding of an important cause…
‘’Welcome to Hong Kong’’ is a series of photos by French photographer Emmanuel Serna.
Serna says that Hong Kong is a “special city” and that, rather than giving answers, his work reflects questions about his adopted city and its inhabitants.
79 days of the Umbrella Movement captured by AFP’s Alex Ogle. Follow Alex on Instagram, Flickr or Twitter. See part 1 here.
