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In high-rise cities like Hong Kong, the “view” is often other buildings at close quarters. While some can’t see beyond the glass and concrete, German photographer Michael Wolf has found beauty in these urban landscapes, creating images that retain a tight focus on buildings that are breathtaking in their size and scale. And in some cases he reveals just a hint of human existence inside.
Here is a selection of images from Wolf’s “Architecture of Density” series. You can also view more of his work on his website.
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Hong Kong's High-Rise Buildings Provide an Alternative View
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Photographer Michael Wolf finds beauty in the repetitive patterns of the tower block
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