Hong Kong & Taiwan 2024 (Film)

I took my Agat 18k (a tiny, plastic, completely mechanical russian camera) to shoot at night in B&W. Lots of grain, lots of mood.

A dark stone staircase climbs toward a narrow lane lit by street lamps and a glowing shop sign.
A large crab sculpture on a metal stand sits outside a seafood restaurant beside a menu board at night.
A group of people stands and talks on a sidewalk outside a bar lit by a paper lantern at night.
People walk down a covered passage lined with lit Carlsberg billboards under rows of lamps.
An elderly shop owner with long hair reaches up to a glass display case crowded with ornaments and figurines.
An elderly man works behind a cluttered counter under a bright bulb while customers wait in the dark.
A statue of a man in a martial arts stance stands against the night sky beside a lit building.
A woman in a cap walks past the glowing One Dim Sum sign at a restaurant entrance.
Friends sit around a narrow table in a booth with pints of dark beer.
Men sit on stools on a sidewalk beside a closed shutter as others stand at a lit doorway at night.
A bearded man in a dark T-shirt leans against a pillar across the street from a Bank of Taiwan branch.
A person with a backpack stands on a subway platform, looking at a phone beside the screen doors.
A woman waits at a night market food stall while a vendor cooks under a large illuminated sign.
Glowing paper lanterns hang above the carved wooden entrance of a temple at night.
Diners sit at round tables in a busy food hall under fluorescent lights and hanging menu signs.
Two cooks in face masks work at a steel counter stacked with soup bowls and pots.