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travelling from Aberdyfi to Dovey junction on the train the views of the estuary are incredible, on a grey day shot through the window still amazing and makes me wonder what Bill Brandt would make of it

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Travelling by rail gives you the opportunity to see things and you could say a gateway to Wales.

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Pj Harvey by Maria Mochnacz, 1993.

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If you squint, you can see me (in black and white). . Soaked Polaroid, NY, Feb 2025

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Tristan Hollingsworth

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traveling from Aberdyfi to Dovey junction on the train the views of the estuary are incredible, on a grey day shot through the window still amazing and makes me wonder what Bill Brandt would make of it.

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View along Sai Yeung Choi Street on a high-contrast day, showing the mix of older, worn buildings and modern high-rises. For me, that reflects how many things connect and come together in Hong Kong

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in Hong Kong there is a different scene round every corner a different moment.

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a dream of a record player with a Wagner LP that happened to be on it mixed with a scratched and pattern etched on steel as if the time and flow of the music is completely distorted never to be fixed.

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Viewed from the sea, the Hong Kong's skyline shines with a kaleidoscope of colors, reflecting its dynamic urban life and modern architecture in a radiant display against the dark horizon.

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When you walk through the older parts of Hong Kong, the back alleys tell their own story. High-sided buildings press close, casting deep shadows and bouncing light in unexpected ways. This black and white photograph captures one such alley—narrow, gritty, alive with texture. A lone figure recedes into the frame, and a drink fridge glows quietly in the shadows. For those of us who chase contrast, these spaces are a kind of heaven

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This monochrome image captures the efficiency and structure of Hong Kong's subway system. The clean lines and orderly arrangement reflect the city's commitment to effective urban transport, creating a sense of calm amidst the daily bustle

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Black-and-white image of a winged angel painted by Abbott Thayer, symbolically overlooking Mount Vaea and the Vailima estate of Robert Louis Stevenson.

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Hong Kong’s layered history is captured in this alleyway, where old air conditioners, graffiti, and scooters frame a dense urban passage. A glimpse of modern towers beyond suggests the mix of past and present that defines the city

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Storm clouds gather over Singapore’s Supertree Grove, lending a stark contrast to the lush vertical gardens. This monochrome image captures the tension between nature and architecture in a moment of brooding stillness.

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A man takes a peaceful break at Singapore's Gardens by the Bay. The serene setting and monochrome tones the simple act of resting.

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This photograph captures the modern skyline of Singapore. e reflections on the water mirror the city's corporate ethos, creating an engaging cityscape that speaks to constant change.