Hong Kong Photographer ‘Magician’ Captures Home City Through Surrealist Lens

Hong Kong Photographer ‘Magician’ Captures Home City Through Surrealist Lens
Hong Kong photographer Billy Lie makes good use of the ordinary scenes around him to take unique photos. The left picture shows the snowflake effect of the rainy street in Mong Kok, Hong Kong, and the right picture shows the "Heart of the Ocean" effect of Sai Kung, Hong Kong. Courtesy of Billy Lie
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Billy Lie has been active in the “Hong Kong Landscape Photography Society” in recent years, and his works have been praised by netizens. Lie is good at portrait and landscape photography. He set foot on the road of photography more than ten years ago, and he is still full of ambition and constantly pursues improvement. Lie enjoys living a life of shooting outside late at night.

During his shooting journeys, he found himself developing a pair of “photographic eyes,” he finds a different angle for the seemingly ordinary scene and uses his special research skills to shoot extraordinary works. Behind every great photo, Billy says he has gone through “blood, sweat, and tears.”