Street photography in Hong Kong: working and trashed mannequins inside an almost dying shopping mall, quietly reflecting change and abandonment.
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Our favourite Guangdong food shop near the studio is almost gone, so we rode 30 minutes to Gongbei for ready-made food. As usual, I did some street photography before heading to Hong Kong tonight.
Sleepless last night, thinking too much about the future. I dreamed someone gave me a pill saying I would die without pain. I took it without thinking. Today, I walk Zhuhai’s streets, trying to clear my mind.
Technology makes communication faster, but it doesn't automatically make communication more trustworthy. Sometimes the safest thing to do is simply stop, check the source, and don't click.
Heading to Zhuhai today, then Macau for a boudoir photography session the day after tomorrow. Hopefully the rain stays away—some portraits may happen outdoors with Macau landmarks.
