Asia amazes with its contrasts, including in architecture. Ancient castles stand majestically against the backdrop of tall modern high-rise buildings, and the artist's creative eye cannot miss such a play of contrasts. The British photographer captured the unique atmosphere of Hong Kong, which is created by its buildings.
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The stunning architecture of Asian megacities has been captured by a British photographer. The striking images include the “organised chaos” of Hong Kong from a bird's eye view and the impressive buildings of Singapore.
A fragment of the sky in the courtyard of a skyscraper in Macau.
These beautiful shots were taken by Lee Mumford, 32, a British pilot who lives in Hong Kong. He combines his passions for photography, travel and aviation. Lee has traveled all over the world, capturing stunning aerial images with his drone.
Being a pilot gave Mumford the opportunity to see the most amazing places on our planet. Asia fascinated the photographer with its architecture, and he concentrated on this topic, taking unique shots from unusual angles.
Two tennis courts between the luxury apartments of Richland Gardens in Hong Kong.
Emerald Gardens next to a dull highway in Singapore.
Stunning circular residential block by Hakka Homes in Fujian Tulou, China.
The impressive lights of the Hopewell Centre skyscraper, Hong Kong.
The bright lights of Temple Street in Hong Kong.
Beautiful sunrise over the Hong Kong skyline.
A lantern on the corner of a quiet and cozy street in Japan.
A bird's eye view of the twists and turns of the city's streets, Hong Kong.
City streets, Macau.
Asian architecture plays with the same contrasts as life in these countries. New technologies and ancient traditions, skyscrapers of dizzying heights and medieval palaces of refined beauty: everything impresses and captivates at first sight. It is not for nothing that they say that the 21st century is the century of Asia, because it is here that the transition from the past to the future takes place.
