"Hong Kong in the Rain" is a study of the city after dusk, when its restless energy dissolves into wet pavement, mirrored neon, and blurred motion. Shot from elevated and street-level vantage points, the series moves through three faces of Hong Kong: century-old trams gliding beneath colonial arcades and the Mandarin Oriental's glow, a high-angle view where rain-glazed streets double the city's lights into abstraction, and a lone figure disappearing beneath a canopy of red Cantonese signage. Rain here is both veil and lens ā it scatters light into halos, slows the city's pulse, and softens its