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Chinese photographer Ho Fan is known as the Eastern Bresson, Hong Kong's Ansel Adams, and is famous at home and abroad for his portrayal of the Hong Kong society of the past. Born in Shanghai, he moved to Hong Kong at the age of eighteen and began photography. He has won 280 international photography awards and the title of "World Photography Top Ten" awarded by the Photographic Society of America for eight consecutive years.
How to treat chronic headaches? Photographer Ho Fan helps you. When he was young, He Fan suffered from chronic headaches and often needed to take a break in the middle of study, so he would take to the streets to photograph what he saw and heard. He Fan is known for his black and white photography, the unique charm of light and shadow, the persistence of oriental paintings, the perception of the world's cold, and the real observation of a civilian society of ordinary people with three religions and nine streams, which is really rare.
Although He Fan also took color photos, he believed that black and white had more distance, which was the point of view of that era, Bresson, Adams, and Frank all thought that the era of color photography had not yet arrived. These precious color photographs were taken in the 1950s and 1960s, permeating the simple pyrotechnic atmosphere of that era, and can also be seen in He Fan's unique grasp of light, shadow, people and the environment. Above all, he captured the life of that era, simple, fresh, simple, innocent... It's all gone.
