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TRAVEL • MAR 2016 • HONG KONG

My first travel album on the new Olympus OMD baby, and what better place to test its capability than Hong Kong's sweeping urbanscape of over 7mil-strong population. Things have not terribly changed as compared to my earlier trip four years ago, but my focus has. This round is mostly about the charming public housing estates made famous by instagram. My only wish is that I had the luxury of time to comb each and every one of them and squeeze all the photography opportunity dry, but that may require that I be based there for awhile, perhaps not something that I would not entertain.

Shot entirely on the Olympus OM-D EM-10 Mark II.

First made famous by its feature in the Transformers movie, this unassuming apartment block in Quarry Bay
meets all the requirements for a Hong Kong's urban jungle theme.

Sham Shui Po.

Shek Kip Mei estate.

Choi Hung estate.

Happy to have spent some quality time at one of the highest rated pins in my list of urban heritage sites in HK. Lai Tak Tsuen's
hollow circular structure and various peculiar configurations leave quite abit of room for some creative reimagination of this 40yo marvel.

Sham Shui Po.

Mido Cafe.

Mei Ho House.

Can't get enough of those god-damn vintage tiles in the MTR stations.

A passerby taking time to admire the myriad of shimmering temptations in the
window display of one of the many jewellery shops in town.

But please understand sir, I believe you're in the wrong shop. Hollywood Road.

Little Burro.

Mido Cafe.

Central.

Hong Kong Cultural Center.

Visiting Nam Shan estate and its signature minimalist playground arch structure, yet another accidental fame thanks to instagram.

Amoy Street.

Shek Kip Mei estate

Mido Cafe.

Mei Ho House.

Ding Dim dimsum.

Lai Tak Tsuen.

Outside Seoul Bros, Hollywood Road.

Mei Ho House.

Lai Tak Tsuen.

Mei Ho House.

Nam Shan Estate.

Mong Kok.

Lai Tak Tsuen.

Nam Shan Estate.

HKIA.

Lai Tak Tsuen.

Inbetween Shop.

Nam Shan Estate.

Lai Tak Tsuen.

Mido Cafe.

Starbucks.