Timmothy Lee's Made in Hong Kong Series Has an Asian Appeal
Meghan Young — November 19, 2011 — Fashion
References: timmothylee & whitezine
The Made in Hong Kong photo series is a vibrant and exotic shoot. Not only does it feature bold and beautiful fashion throughout, it is set on a colorful backdrop that has clearly inspired the name of this photo shoot. The Asian aesthetic really makes the model and her outfits stand out stunningly.
Aside from that benefit, however, the Made in Hong Kong photo series is aptly titled for another reason. It was shot by Canadian fashion photographer Timmothy Lee, who happened to be born in Hong Kong. Now based in Toronto, after studying at the Ontario College of Art and Design, he considers himself not only a photographer, but also as an illustrator and graphic designers. These skills are most definitely present in the Made in Hong Kong photo series.
Aside from that benefit, however, the Made in Hong Kong photo series is aptly titled for another reason. It was shot by Canadian fashion photographer Timmothy Lee, who happened to be born in Hong Kong. Now based in Toronto, after studying at the Ontario College of Art and Design, he considers himself not only a photographer, but also as an illustrator and graphic designers. These skills are most definitely present in the Made in Hong Kong photo series.
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