<strong>Victoria Harbour: </strong> To promote its upcoming 2018/2019 season, the Hong Kong Ballet worked with renowned photographer Dean Alexander to create a series of vibrant images featuring dancers leaping and splitting in front of skyscrapers, restaurants and temples. Here, dancers Gao Ge, Chaelee Kim, Liu Miaomiao, Lauma Berga and Zhang Xuening pose in front of Victoria Harbour.
Victoria Harbour: To promote its upcoming 2018/2019 season, the Hong Kong Ballet worked with renowned photographer Dean Alexander to create a series of vibrant images featuring dancers leaping and splitting in front of skyscrapers, restaurants and temples. Here, dancers Gao Ge, Chaelee Kim, Liu Miaomiao, Lauma Berga and Zhang Xuening pose in front of Victoria Harbour.
Creative: Design Army | Photography: Dean Alexander
<strong>Tin Hau Temple, Repulse Bay:</strong> Hong Kong Ballet dancer Chen Zhiyao strikes a dramatic pose in front of Tin Hau Temple in Repulse Bay. It's one of Hong Kong's oldest temples.
Tin Hau Temple, Repulse Bay: Hong Kong Ballet dancer Chen Zhiyao strikes a dramatic pose in front of Tin Hau Temple in Repulse Bay. It's one of Hong Kong's oldest temples.
Creative: Design Army | Photography: Dean Alexander
<strong>Tin Hau Temple: </strong>Dancer Li Jiabo puts most travelers' attempts at jumping poses to shame.
Tin Hau Temple: Dancer Li Jiabo puts most travelers' attempts at jumping poses to shame.
Creative: Design Army | Photography: Dean Alexander
<strong>Scraping the skies: </strong>Dancers Shen Jie and Li Lin leap into the sky. The award-winning Hong Kong Ballet was founded in 1979 and today has nearly 50 dancers from Hong Kong, Australia, Europe, the US and other parts of Asia.
Scraping the skies: Dancers Shen Jie and Li Lin leap into the sky. The award-winning Hong Kong Ballet was founded in 1979 and today has nearly 50 dancers from Hong Kong, Australia, Europe, the US and other parts of Asia.
Creative: Design Army | Photography: Dean Alexander
<strong>Hunger for dance: </strong>The photos, including this shot of dancers Garry Corpuz and Wang Qingxin, appear in a brochure for the new season.
Hunger for dance: The photos, including this shot of dancers Garry Corpuz and Wang Qingxin, appear in a brochure for the new season.
Creative: Design Army | Photography: Dean Alexander
<strong>Jumbo Seafood: </strong>Dancers Leung Chunlong and Yang Ruiqi pose on a boat near Hong Kong's famous floating Jumbo Seafood restaurant, in Aberdeen.
Jumbo Seafood: Dancers Leung Chunlong and Yang Ruiqi pose on a boat near Hong Kong's famous floating Jumbo Seafood restaurant, in Aberdeen.
Creative: Design Army | Photography: Dean Alexander
<strong>New season, new director: </strong>The 2018/2019 season was curated by new artistic director Septime Webre, former artistic director of the Washington Ballet. It kicks off on July 18 with a production of "ALICE (in wonderland)."
New season, new director: The 2018/2019 season was curated by new artistic director Septime Webre, former artistic director of the Washington Ballet. It kicks off on July 18 with a production of "ALICE (in wonderland)."
Creative: Design Army | Photography: Dean Alexander
<strong>Kowloon: </strong>Dancer Ye Feifei leaps into the sky, with Kowloon Island in the distance behind her.
Kowloon: Dancer Ye Feifei leaps into the sky, with Kowloon Island in the distance behind her.
Creative: Design Army | Photography: Dean Alexander