Hong Kong photographer Celia Cheng took a trip to Iceland and Greenland to experience a new spark of life. Appreciating the photos of landscapes taken around the world by Cheng, many people think of her as a landscape photographer. She prefers to describe herself as a photographer who shoots “life.”
“Life can include landscapes, people, and animals. When taking photos of Antarctic penguins or the Great Migration in East Africa, these are the feelings of vitality. Later, I want to take more humane photos.” During her visit to Iceland and Greenland, she photographed Icelandic birds (puffins) and Icelandic horses, both of which brought out a feeling of interest and vitality in her.
