Street Beat is a weekly section highlighting both Hong Kong photographic talent and the city itself. If you would like the chance to be featured in our Street Beat section, then say [email protected] attaching your portrait and landscape photographs with a brief bio of you.
A Hung Hom overpass, Hung Hom, Kowloon.
Camera: Samsung Galaxy A56; Editing Software: Snapseed.
Two shadowed figures converse atop a flyover, with a Hung Hom skyscraper looming behind them. Its countless windows – typical of Hong Kong’s architectural style – form a mesmerising, repetitive pattern that amplifies the scene’s stark, moody atmosphere.
As an avid photography enthusiast hailing from Hong Kong, Ken To firmly believes that photography possesses the power to inspire others and make a positive impact on people’s lives by spreading love and hope.
Growing up in a family impacted by Huntington’s Disease – a rare and incurable genetic disorder, Ken feels compelled to utilise art as a platform to share his exceptional life experiences and raise awareness about rare diseases.
For Ken, photography is a means to sustain learning, cultivate creativity and seek new inspiration. While he specialises in black-and-white photography, he is also exploring the vibrant world of street photography to capture the spontaneous energy of urban life and uncover hidden stories within everyday scenes.
For over 20 years, the people behind BN have been creating content on the best things in life: food, travel and inspirational people.
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