Ekaterina Busygina Imagines the Urban Geometry of Hong Kong in Neon

Without a doubt, Hong Kong is home to many stunning architectural wonders, a number of which continue to be the subject of many architectural and street photographers. Moscow-based Ekaterina Busygina is one of them.

But one of her more curious-looking works set in the city explores the idea of its urban geometry set against a neon wonderland. One can say it's inevitable given that the city is already famed for its neon signs, but perhaps these shapes and patterns have never been painted dripping in neon in this manner. .

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2019-6-8 19:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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