Split Seconds: Hong Kong

Explore the dynamic essence of Hong Kong through the evocative lens of acclaimed photographer Abe Kogan.

In this captivating collection, Kogan skillfully captures the city's dense urbanism and high-rise marvels, juxtaposed with its rich cultural roots.

His black-and-white photographs offer intimate portraits of bustling street life, iconic skylines, claustrophobic residential areas, maritime hubs, rugged coastlines, and serene parks.

Abe Kogan is an international entrepreneur, writer, photographer, and FIA Historic Formula One Class A champion racing driver. His passion for time and change drives his unique mission to photojournalize cities and countries, capturing their essence through the lens of his camera.

Key Features:

• Striking Photography: Experience Hong Kong's unique blend of vitality and tradition through Kogan's powerful images.
• Cultural Insight: Discover the stories of Hong Kong's inhabitants, from the vibrant street markets to the tranquil public spaces.
• Artistic Excellence: This hardcover edition features 288 pages of high-quality prints, making it a perfect addition to any art lover's collection.

Abe Kogan is an international entrepreneur, as well as a writer, photographer, FIA Historic Formula One Class A champion racing driver, and film producer. His latest film, Matra Racing—The Rebirth, is now in worldwide circulation. Kogan is on a unique mission to photojournalize a sequence of countries and cities, each for their particular attributes within the nature of time and change. Paul Zimmerman is CEO of Designing Hong Kong, a nonprofit devoted to promoting sustainability. Paul is also an elected district councilor representing the Pokfulam constituency, and a board member of Civic Exchange, Professional Commons, Hong Kong Democratic Foundation, and the Patient Care Foundation. His Hong Kong Government advisory functions include contributions to the Harbourfront Commission. Paul has a Masters in Social Science from Erasmus University Rotterdam and a Masters of Arts from the University of Hong Kong. He arrived in Hong Kong in 1984 and became a Chinese citizen in 2012. Visit him at www.paulzimmerman.hk. www.designinghongkong.com.
Wendy Kwok is a prominent Hong Kong philanthropist and nonprofit executive. She is the director of Kwok Scholars Association, which promotes and advances education in Hong Kong and mainland China, as well as chairwoman of Foodlink Foundation and a council member of the Hong Kong Information Technology Joint Council. Her late husband, Walter Kwok, was the former chairman of Sun Hung Kai Properties, one of the largest property companies in Hong Kong. In 2011, they founded the Walter Kwok Foundation, which provides support for education, social causes, environmental efforts, and the arts.