Photo Story: Our Neighbourhood

With our studio having relocated to the bustling Central district, we are happy to welcome a fresh batch of interns to join us in our creative endeavours.

What does it truly feel like to be immersed in the fast-paced energy of the CBD? Through her lens, our intern Anna, shares her observations:

A middle-aged man stands on the crowded road, and carries red-white-blue bags with a bamboo. The diverse elements make him interesting amidst the hustle and bustle.

In a corner of the busy area of Central, three men enjoy their late afternoon in their own pace.

Standing among the flock of people and cars around the noisy city, what the lady cares and notices is solely taking care of the kid with love.

The jewellery brand written in Chinese fonts with red ink, alongside the stained metal, demonstrates much the history and traditional Hong Kong style. It makes a contrast with the suited foreigner passing by.

An afternoon nap or reading is a timeless enjoyment, in anywhere with refreshing breeze and sunshine. It's even better with a fountain.

Dai Pai Dong, old Hong Kong styled restaurants, finds its way to survive in the cracks of the modern CBD area.

One day, people from different background, age groups, ethnicities met one another on the bridge in Central.

The flock of people cross the same road as sheep, yet with different destinations indeed.

Suited men, casual young ladies, man with a pushing cart, long stood tree, stalls with traditional items, the long list of all different elements make up the diversity of Central and Sheung Wan area.