
City Patterns #11: Heatwave —
The beaches in the south of Hong Kong are popular weekend destinations among both residents and tourists.

City Patterns #1: Freedom —
Architect and photographer Tugo Cheng captures a different take on Hong Kong in his "City Patterns" series.

City Patterns #14: Oil —
In the northwest of Hong Kong, oil storage tanks at power stations are painted with huge Chinese characters that represent the word "oil".

City Patterns #4: Six Feet Under —
A red car snakes by a Hong Kong cemetery, adding a playful sense of scale to this aerial shot.

City Patterns #3: Green palette —
Though Hong Kong is infamous for its expensive real estate, Cheng explores how entangled the city is with nature.

City Patterns #5: Luxurious Density —
Tugo Cheng uses drones to capture Hong Kong from a bird's-eye view. In this photo, he captures luxurious residences in Kowloon Tong.

City Patterns #13: Poolside —
Cheng wants to transform our vision of Hong Kong with his stunning aerial shots.

City Patterns #6: Legoland —
From above, Hong Kong's shipping containers resemble Legos.

City Patterns #3: Six Feet Above —
This image captures the boundary between a large-scale residential development in the New Territories, and the Ramsar Site, which is a natural shallow estuarine bay within Yuen Long Basin.

City Patterns #7: Green roof —
The sewage treatment plant at Stonecutters Island in Hong Kong.

City Patterns #10: Coastline —
The geometrical patterns on Stanley Promenade are visible from the air.

City Patterns #11: Footballers —
Footballers play in Shatin sports ground in Hong Kong's New Territories.

City Patterns #8: Intersection —
Capturing a flyover intersecting railway tracks, the image reveals the multi-layered transportation networks and sophisticated infrastructural development in Hong Kong which have contributed to city's rapid development.

City Patterns #13: Ferris wheel —
Sewage treatment plants resemble giant Ferris wheels.

City Patterns #9: Green edge —
The edge of the Tai Tam Tuk Reservoir in the southside of Hong Kong. This is one of the most scenic hiking trails in Hong Kong, attracting nature lovers during the weekend.

City Patterns #2: Minibus —
"Ultimately, I want to surprise people and trigger them to think beyond the photo," Cheng said.



