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Amazing Canon 5D Mark II USB Drive
This might be old news for some of you, but I just came across it so I’m guessing many of you haven’t seen it before either. This is a 4GB USB drive that looks exactly like a miniature Canon 5D Mark...
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Giant Lomography Cameras Loaded with Trampolines Appear in Hong Kong
Lomography has a huge exhibition going on in Hong Kong’s Times Square shopping center featuring 40,000 Lomo photographs, massive film cartridges, and giant cameras loaded with trampolines. Here’s a...
View ArticleStreet Photography on the Streets of Hong Kong and Mainland China
Here’s a behind-the-scenes video showing Chinese photographer ERIC getting up close and personal with strangers on the streets of Hong Kong and Mainland China. He uses a Mamiya 7II and a large Metz...
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Fujifilm Releases Leica-esque X100 Special Edition
When the X100 was announced a year ago, some people accused Fujifilm of ripping off the look of Leica’s rangefinder cameras. The retro look worked though, and retailers have had a hard time keeping...
View ArticleStreet Photography on the Sidewalks of Hong Kong by Eric Kim and Kai Wong
Street photographer Eric Kim and DigitalRev host Kai Wong recently got together to do some street photography on the streets of Hong Kong. Kim and Wong have personalities that go well together (and...
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Smuggled Camera Gear Worth Over $60 Million Seized in China
This past Wednesday, customs officers in China announced the bust of a gigantic camera smuggling operation and the arrest of 14 suspects connected with the illegal transportation of $63.5 million...
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Portraits of Superheroes Living Ordinary Lives in Hong Kong
Superheroes usually do their world-saving work in big cities, but what if they lived lives that were as mundane as the civilians they’re sworn to protect? Photographer Chow Kar Hoo has a creative...
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The World’s Largest Collection of Camera Film
Stamps, coins, comic books, and baseball cards. Those are some of the popular things people around the world collect as a hobby. Not Ying Nga (Cecilia) Chow. She collects unprocessed photographic...
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The Legality and Ethics of Pointing a Lens Into a Private Residence for Art
Award-winning photographer Michael Wolf is raising some eyebrows with a new photo project titled “Window Watching.” The series features photographs of high-rise apartment windows in Hong Kong,...
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Cramped Apartments in Hong Kong Shot From Directly Above
In the middle of last year, The Economist released rankings for the world’s most livable cities, and Hong Kong was found at the top. What many people don’t know, however, is that there is a percentage...
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Eye-Popping Photographs of Hong Kong High-Rise Apartment Buildings
With a population of over 7 million people packed into an area of 426 square miles, Hong Kong is one of the most densely populated places in the world. As with other places where development cannot...
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Explore Hong Kong’s ‘Vertical Horizon’ in These Reverse-Vertigo Inducing Photos
We’ve seen some pretty crazy, vertigo-inducing rooftopping and skyscraper photography in the past, but French photographer and graphic artist Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze‘s “Vertical Horizon” photo series...
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Amazing Canon 5D Mark II USB Drive
This might be old news for some of you, but I just came across it so I’m guessing many of you haven’t seen it before either. This is a 4GB USB drive that looks exactly like a miniature Canon 5D Mark...
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Giant Lomography Cameras Loaded with Trampolines Appear in Hong Kong
Lomography has a huge exhibition going on in Hong Kong’s Times Square shopping center featuring 40,000 Lomo photographs, massive film cartridges, and giant cameras loaded with trampolines. Here’s a...
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Hong Kong’s Fake Skyline Banners Allow Tourists to Get Good Shots on Hazy Days
Hong Kong’s tourism industry brings in about $37 billion in revenue for the city each year, and many of the tourists who contribute want to get a picture with the beautiful Hong Kong skyline and...
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Hong Kong Marathon Starts an Anti-Selfie Campaign in Preparation for Next Year
After a runner taking a selfie caused a “pile-up” at this year’s Hong Kong Marathon in February, the marathon’s organizers aren’t taking any chances. Starting early so as to get the word out, the...
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‘Selfie Stick’ Takes Rooftopping Self-Portraits to the Next Level of Crazy
Now there’s a selfie you don’t see every day. Rooftopping photographers Andrew Tso and Daniel Lau recently climbed to the very top of The Center, the fifth tallest skyscraper in Hong Kong. While at...
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Fan Ho’s Fantastic Black-and-White Street Photographs of 1950s Hong Kong
Photographer Ho Fan has been shooting black and white street photography since the 1950s. At the time, he was living in the poor, rundown Central neighborhood of Hong Kong. The streets, filled with...
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Colorized Photos of Hong Kong Seek to Reintroduce You to the City’s Rich History
Typically, colorizers focus on famous images. Photos like the V-J Day kiss photo from Times Square, or historic portraits. Honk Kong resident and Photoshopper Victor Liu’s focus is more specific. His...
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Video: Cameraman Accused of ‘Repeatedly Hitting’ Police with His Camera Did...
While covering the “re-occupation” protest in Mong Kok on Thursday night, an Apple Daily cameraman was arrested by police after he allegedly assaulted a police officer with his camera and then...
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