Our Photo of the Day series this week shares street shots from photographer Sean Foley
This photo was taken in Mong Kok, shot around midnight.
Sean Foley is an Australian photographer based in Hong Kong. Although he’s only been in photography for less than a year, he’s already amassed more than 14,000 followers on Instagram. He draws inspiration from other photographers, film, literature, music and also from the city itself.
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This was taken right near Temple Street in Jordan at around 10pm. The shot was just taken by chance. I didn’t expect rain that evening, so when it started raining heavily I took cover in this alley. I had my camera so I started taking pictures, and this moment presented itself.
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Our Photo of the Day series this week show top-down photos of unique places in China, courtesy of RADII’s Visual Editor Thanakrit Gu
Shanghai is one of the fastest growing, most populous cities in the world, but one can often find a contrast between its futuristic tall glass buildings and abandoned old gems. Like this one, an old plane sitting in the middle of a site that was used to host the World Expo back in 2010.
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Our Photo of the Day series this week show top-down photos of unique places in China, courtesy of RADII’s Visual Editor Thanakrit Gu
About an hour away from Chongqing, there is a quiet old town that sells jam made out of rose petals. Here’s how it looks from above.
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Our Photo of the Day series this week show top-down photos of unique places in China, courtesy of RADII’s Visual Editor Thanakrit Gu
This is a mall that was under construction in Pudong, Shanghai. Can you spot where I was standing in the photo? Hint: look toward the bridge….
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This building that looks (remotely) like a nautilus shell is actually the Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics. The research center was founded by Shanghai Institute of Nuclear Research (SINR) in the summer of 2003.
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