❗️ GIVEAWAY❗️ WOW we reached 20K followers! Starting Instagram was one of the best thing I have ever done. Not only have I had some incredible opportunities, I have also made some great friends along the journey. Most of all I can’t thank my wife enough for her continuous support. My page has become our page and I appreciate every time when I want to go somewhere to shoot, you will never turn down my suggestion or ideas. Sometimes you even make some amazing suggestions for a better post. I can always feel your trust and love towards me. Thank you all and the best is yet to come 🍸 Throwback to the time where we thought we can never reach this place - 鬼手岩, yet we never gave up and through research, we finally found an easy route to reach the place. It always seems impossible until it's done and we will always carry this spirit with us. To celebrate this milestone, I’m collaborating with Gump (@gump.gg) on a Giveaway Challenge for you! Now it's your turn to share with us a photo of “Never giving up” and upload it onto Gump to get a chance to win a *6-month upgraded plan with 100GB storage space* for free! Submit the photo before Sep 3rd, we’ll pick the winner who will be contacted by Gump directly. More details below: 🎉 𝙂𝙄𝙑𝙀𝘼𝙒𝘼𝙔 𝘾𝙃𝘼𝙇𝙇𝙀𝙉𝙂𝙀 🎉 ① Sign up on Gump (URL: gump.gg) ② Create a new album named “Alan x Gump” ③ Upload a photo under our theme “Never giving up" I will feature some nice ones on my story as well 🤟🏻 About Gump: A collaboration tool that redefines photographers’ post-production workflow. Bring your productivity and client experience to a new level. 📸 Professional gallery where clients can review 📸 Proofing tools such as selection, comment and annotation 📸 50GB storage space (basic plan) 📸 Global passion community #Gumpgang #hongkonginsta #hongkongstreetphotography #visualhongkong #passionpassport #hkphotographer #hongkongphotography #hkphotography #bestcitybreaks #awesomehongkong #urbanphotography #exploretocreate #lifeisanadventure #beautifuldestinations #mytravelgram #hongkongstreet #giveaway #streetphotography #lifewelltravelled #sonya7 #sonyhongkong #sonyalphasclub #travelhk #explorehongkong #discoverhongkong #hkhiking #香港 #香港好去處 #香港加油

Thank you Gump for the recent interview on how to still make money and improve on photography while capturing photos in my local area. 🎉 𝙄𝙉𝙏𝙍𝙊𝘿𝙐𝘾𝙄𝙉𝙂 𝙂𝙐𝙈𝙋 🎉 Gump is a collaboration tool that redefines photographers’ post-production workflow. Level up your productivity and client experience at once. 📸 Professional gallery where clients can review 📸 Include proofing tools such as selection, comment and annotation 📸 50GB storage space 📸 Global passion community 𝘽𝙚 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙛𝙞𝙧𝙨𝙩 𝙩𝙤 𝙚𝙭𝙥𝙚𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙘𝙚 𝙂𝙪𝙢𝙥 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙁𝙍𝙀𝙀. Click the link in my story to learn more! Or go to gump.gg to register. After creating your first album with 10 photos and replying email with code alaninfinity2020 you can get 10GB extra storage 🤟🏻 #Gumpgang #hongkonginsta #hongkongstreetphotography #visualhongkong #passionpassport #hkphotographer #hongkongphotography #hkphotography #bestcitybreaks #awesomehongkong #urbanphotography #exploretocreate #lifeisanadventure #beautifuldestinations #mytravelgram #hongkongstreet #peninsulahongkong #streetphotography #lifewelltravelled #shootoniphone #iphoneonly #iphonepro #travelhk #explorehongkong #discoverhongkong #hkhiking #香港 #香港好去處 #香港加油

Uploaded I SEE ALL in Osaka to www.yusukeseki.com. 4.6メートルの朱塗りのラインは、バックヤードとの境界線。 図面製作時に描く注釈の赤インクの色を想起させる。 The boutique “I SEE ALL” is located on the second floor of a converted bank building built in 1922 in central Osaka. As the space had been renovated before the store moved in, Yusuke Seki was commissioned to design the interior and furniture. The most significant intervention consists of a single shelf, executed in vermillion-coated steel, that bisects the room and marks the separation between the sales floor and the back-end of the store. The custom-built shelf has a span of 4.6 meters, and is kept hollow to reduce weight and avoid sagging. Installed at just around eye-level, the shelf is practically unavoidable. The decision to mark the public and private areas of the store with nothing but a filigree shelf has a practical reason: The large bay window in the corner, a characteristic feature of the historic building, was too precious to block off with a harder partition and ban to the back of the store. At the same time, the shelf recalls a graphic annotation that a designer might draw in red pen to indicate a separation in a plan. Understood as a two-dimensional line transposed into three-dimensional space, the shelf also takes on the quality of an abstract symbol, the idea of a partition reduced to a pure sign – a nod to Yusuke Seki’s approach of using minimum means to achieve maximum impact. #iseeall #visitfor #yusukeseki