Walled city: Hong Kong resident films densely populated areas of the city

The project, which aims to show the beauty of a densely populated area, was created by a resident of Hong Kong Andy Yeung. The guy's pictures are both frightening and mesmerizing.

In each photo, Andy Yeung depicted an overhead view. Skyscrapers that are literally on top of each other. Winding roads, playgrounds, shops, stadiums, parks.

The objects in the photo look like an interweaving of geometric elements. Rectangles, squares, circles, winding straight lines.

The photographer worked on the creation of the project for several months. First, he chose an area for shooting, several times he examined it for nearby buildings. Then, with the help of a quadrocopter, he conducted aerial photography. The finished images were additionally processed and systematized.

The reason Andy Yeung showed one of the densely populated areas of Hong Kong was the desire to draw the attention of local authorities to the lives of people. In China, resettlement of people often creates certain difficulties, so many families have to huddle in block multi-storey buildings. Almost 4-5 people per room.

This is not the first project of this kind for Andy Yeung. In addition to the social component, the photographer's photographs also bring purely aesthetic pleasure to the author of the project, as well as to his viewers.

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