This black and white photograph of Hong Kong always has a nostalgic charm for me. I often choose this style because it strips away the distractions of color and focuses on the raw emotion and atmosphere. Hong Kong is a visually intense place—vibrant neon lights, bustling streets, and towering skyscrapers—but in black and white, it’s more about contrasts. There’s also a strong sense of timelessness in these photos. Hong Kong is constantly changing, so black and white simplifies the chaos and brings out deeper emotional or narrative elements that color might overshadow.”/vc_column_text]