This is a new try for me, making video about myself shooting on the street. I take a lot inspiration from other photographers on Youtube, and I thought it might be interesting to make videos myself.
I was half grocery shopping and half shooting with my Konica Genba Kantoku 28 HG and Kodak T-MAX 400. As you may or may not know, wet market is my favoured terrain.
So there you go, any thoughts and comments are appreciated!
It is almost a month and a half since the super typhoon Mangkhut hit Hong Kong. You can still see the aftermath today.
After the day Mangkhut hit, I took a walk nearby. I found out that the MTR was closed down in my nearest station. People were sitting there in the morning just to wait, not knowing that the MTR would not be available until 3pm on that day.
Leaving the station I went for a stroll along the river in the area… there were many tree collapsed. I would not wish for this, but the tree and the scene after typhoon is somehow beautiful…
Graham Street market is probably my favourite wet market in Hong Kong. It is going through a facelift, for me it is important to document the street market as it is.
Shot with Konica 現場監督28HG on Kodak Portra 400
It was raining the other day, I decided to bring my supposedly waterproof camera to try it. It worked well!
Shot with Konica 現場監督28HG on Kodak Portra 400
Shot with Konica 現場監督28HG on Fujicolor Natura 1600
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