Photographer Nuno Assis Captures Massive Architecture Of Hong Kong

Portuguese photographer‘s Nuno Assis images show that there Is more to Hong Kong than Big Buddha and the skyline. His photographs reflect the architect‘s eye for composition and symmetry. We completely dig his love for manifestation, notably the puddle collection.

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