Crossing.
Lai Chi Kok, Hong Kong
Lending a Hand.
The flowers the old fella is selling holds a special place in my heart as my late grandfather use to plant them in our backyard. Brings back memories of him every time I catch a whiff of their fragrance.
Central, Hong Kong
At your Service.
I tried it once; it was the most enjoyable $20-something bucks I spent in a long time.
Central, Hong Kong
OPENING SOON.
Larger than life.
Queens Road Central, Hong Kong
Neon.
I love how the little neon sign on the corner of the older building lends colour to the entire scene.
Wan Chai Wet Markets, Hong Kong
Tower
For 2 months of my life, I sat at a desk on the 23rd floor of this building, 3 seats away from the window overlooking the harbour; it was amazing. The tragedy is, I don’t think anybody else around me noticed the view.
IFC2, Hong Kong
Train Bridges
Beijing’s countryside, broken up by these giant overhead bridges for the trains, adorned with virtuous statements.
Spring Blossoms
Spring is all about new life; it is a celebration that the cold and bleakness of winter has ended and where we can once again enjoy the playful side of Mother Nature.
Outskirts of Beijing
The Magnificence of Magnolias
One of the most elegant of flowers.
Outskirts of Beijing