50mm at Night market

Since I'm using 35mm equivalent on my documentary project and the project takes 80% of my shooting time, I feels like I left out my 50mm photography. Today, I go back to the 50mm and choose the night market as the location. The night market in Hong Kong has so many amazing light source for me to create dramatic effect (shallow depth of field), which is this series all about.

All shot by Olympus OMD EM5 with Viogtlander 25mm F/0.95 lens and process in Adobe Lightroom 4.3 with VSCO film presets.

Wayne and Kabi

We were teammate and roomate when we all the way back in Canada, now he became a real man in Hong Kong.  Today is Wayne's wedding date with her wife Kabi. As his buddy, I full with joy and blessing for you both to have a wonder new page of life!

Even though I had duties in his wedding, I did squeezed a bit of time to bring out my camera to snap a couple shots. Here we go.

Sleeping and a dog

My title sounds weird huh? Coz it is a weird scene to me. 2 people sleeping under the bridge with a dog  in front of them, the image shows lot of question to me. 

1. They don't look like homeless people.

2. How come their place looks setup nicely? Bed, chair, calendar....

I have no clue...

Staring at you

It was the scene taken inside the tram in Hong Kong.
P.S. I'm currently working on two projects at the moment and 1 of them is the tram project, I hope I can have some images share with you for next week!

Empty street

Taking off the sunglasses

Shot at low angle

Since Hong Kong is such a packed place, it is almost impossible to isolate the subject in the downtown area. I found out shot from the low angle not only can help out to isolate the subject, but also shows the wonderful night lights and buildings in Hong Kong. Also, shot in rain is awesome, people more concentrate on the weather, I have a lot more freedom to shoot.

Tony Stark's cousin is in Sham Shui Po

Used to my best friend

He used to be my best friend when I was a teenager. Now, we don't have much to talk to, that's just life. As I remember, we had phone call everyday, talked about everything, things have changed since I moved to Canada, our experience became very different, so does, mind set , preferences and almost everything. Now, all I when we have conversation, I feel weird, disinterested, and bored. Of course I still try my best as a listener, but I just have no idea how to give him some constructive feedback throughout. That's life.

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