Lost & Found Hong Kong
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| Rating | : | 4.52 (770 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1934159174 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-10-12 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
In her quest to discover what it is like to live in the city of her birth, she invited five residents to share their visions of Hong Kong: artist Elizabeth Briel, English teacher Blair Dunton, lawyer Hank Leung, student Li Sui Pong, and publisher Albert Wen. Janet is the exclusive book designer for ThingsAsian Press.. About the AuthorBorn in Hong Kong, Janet McKelpin now lives in San Francisco, California, where she works as a designer and editor
Each person experiences a city differently. In Hong Kong: Lost & Found, readers discover one of the world’s most exciting cities through the photographs of five unique residents. With vibrant, original photographs that range from detailed still life to active panorama, Hong Kong: Lost & Found invites readers to get lost in the spirit of Hong Kong.. Wander the streets with Blair Dunton, as she reveals Hong Kong’s storied society; with Elizabeth Briel, as she shares her fascination with the sea and forgotten spaces; with Hank Leung, as he juxtaposes everyday people with monuments to the gods of commerce; with Li Sui Pong, as he explores how Hong Kong echoes nature; and with Albert Wen, as he captures a city always on the go
A Rememberanced Pictorial of Hong Kong For anyone who has ever visited the vibrant city of Hong Kong, and tried or wanted to absorb all its sensations, this book of artful photos will help once you've returned home. I lived nearby and visited often, and these pictures by people who live(d) there show the real scenes, vi. Hong Kong--Getting Lost is Half the Fun! Janet Brown For a relatively small city, with a stunningly good transit system, Hong Kong is still confusing to me because of its density. Layers upon layers of buildings, streets that intersect in unexpected places, over two hundred islands within spitting distance, and always an enticing cor. "Great Photos of Hong Kong" according to E. Heard. This is a great book of photos of Hong Kong. It captures the different areas and personality of this cool city. A great coffee table book or gift for photographers, travelers, you name it!
In her quest to discover what it is like to live in the city of her birth, she invited five residents to share their visions of Hong Kong: artist Elizabeth Briel, English teacher Blair Dunton, lawyer Hank Leung, student Li Sui Pong, and publisher Albert Wen. Born in Hong Kong, Janet McKelpin now lives in San Francisco, California, where she works as a designer and editor. Janet is the exclusive book designer for Thin