By Rori-TAI Williams Mong Kok is an area in the Yau Tsim Mong District in Kowloon Peninsula, Hong Kong. The population density is extremely high and according to the Guinness
By Rori-TAI Williams I decided to take a day trip to Macau to explore the culture and architecture in this beautiful region. Macau is, along with Hong Kong, one of
By Rori-TAI Williams These images were captured in 35mm black and white film. I am in awe of all the eccentric, fresh and lively food choices throughout Hong Kong, especially
By Rori-TAI Williams 1. "Sleeper No 5: Napping on Bike" I started a series on people I find in Hong Kong who sleep in public. Midday is considered nap time
By Rori-TAI Williams This was captured in 35mm black-and-white film, then scanned digitally to create a triptych — 3 separate images presented side-by-side to create one image or idea. The
By Rori-TAI Williams When I arrived in Hong Kong, I immediately noticed the massive, ongoing construction project that is transforming Hong Kong's original Chinese architecture into westernized designs. White and
By Rori-TAI Williams Walking through the streets of Sham Shui Po: 1. "Octopus Balls" Initially I was interested in trying one because they smell like sweet doughnuts or beignets. However,
By Rori-TAI Williams Founded in 1934, The Chi Lin Nunnery is a large Buddhist temple complex located in Diamond Hill, Kowloon, Hong Kong. Covering a space of more than 33,000
By Rori-TAI Williams After revealing and accepting my physical insecurities, I have been challenged to help others do the same. This new series reflects others' insecurities and a sense of
Editor's note: Since last spring, Rori-Tai Williams' photo column "My Insecurities" has evolved. In exploring and examining the characteristics about her body that brought her embarrassment and self-doubt, Williams was