“Seen By My Eyes”, Hong Kong, China 《我所看見的美麗香港》

A beautiful, award-winning time-lapse video film by Francis So that focuses on the natural landscape (only 10% of Hong Kong is developed).

With the most exquisite music - Saturn, by Sleeping At Last; turn up your best sound system.

How beautiful, this world !

I would love to see it all,

Again ...

The second wonderful film is by Shanghainese film-maker Smaty Shi - "198 days in Hong Kong".

The second and third films include the city.

With Francis So ...

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