Sham Shui Po

Sham Shui Po

Mongkok

Every image is a fragment of my memory, I don't think it needs to have a clear story. An open ended image is what I want to achieve more in the future.

Tsim Sha Tsui

Passing by

Inside the Train

I found out my street photography is getting tight, all the shots looks kind static and dead. To response I try to use a compact camera X100T and get loose, hope it works.

Ricoh GR

 Thank you Roy for lent me his GR for a run.

Central

Back alley

Cats

This is the first time I spot a story other than human, which is a great start to me because street photography suppose to be wider than just shooting human.

Who's there?

The summicron ASPH is such an amazing lens, I will have a write up about it soon.

Student

Admiralty

I will never tempted to shoot Street Photography with wide open anymore. The scene was pretty good just ruined by the paper thin depth of field. I do think this image still holds the story well that's the reason why I keep it, but all of you should believe it will become a better shot if I choose F/2.8 to make the both mother and son to be in focus.

Yau Mar Tai

The contrast on 2 scenes attracted me to take the shot.

The Old Gambler

He is sitting near the Jockey club and waiting to bet for the next race. That's the culture in Hong Kong and many Hong Kongers spend the whole day like him.

I'm such a jerk

I'm such a jerk, I saw the emotion, took the shot and go. I should at least ask him "Are you ok?" and try to help out if possible. That's what I need to do in the future.

One of the main reason I take photo on the street is to show the emotions of our city in deeper level. In some cases, "show" is not enough, we need to act to help our society.

Waiting for the Ring

Light

Raining night

Urban Life