Street

An EightImmortals float sitting on the street in Tai Kok Tsui, waiting for the festival tomorrow

winter streetfood in Hong Kong – charcoal-roasted chestnuts, yams and quaileggs in a giant wok

A man sifts through a pile of electronics. During ChineseNewYear, the usual street stalls and traders in ShamShuiPo

FaYuenStreet Market in Mong Kok is still bustling at midnight on ChineseNewYear eve

ChineseNewYear in Hong Kong means handwritten luck and prosperity signs to be hung on walls. No store bought signs here

nofilter – a beautiful Mong Kok sunrise this winter morning. That short slice of time when night transitions to day: you

crossing – two people about to pass each other on the street pedestrian crossing in ShamShuiPo

A street musician playing the Hang drum – it’s similar to the calypso steeldrum and looks like an upside down wok

pasteup streetart at OccupyHK Admiralty. Not quite graffiti but close

Walking around OccupyHK Admiralty and wandered into a guy dancing what looked to be a wildly energetic