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Covering Hong Kong over the past decade, Joshua Wong has always somehow found his way into my photographs.
The first picture I took of him was at a protest in Mong Kok in 2012, when he was just 16 years old. After the Umbrella Movement in 2014 and the protests in 2019, he has been in and out of prison several times.
Today, he was sentenced by the court to another 10 years in prison. He is expected to be released in November 2036, when he will be 40 years old.
Pictures taken during on assignment for Bloomberg News, Getty Images and The New York Times.
04 Nov 2026
Lightning viewed from the ground and the sky 🌩️
Hong Kong. 2026
03 Oct 2026
Today marks one year of the deadly floods in Mataian, Taiwan. I still remember being the one of the first photojournalists to arrive in the village. Many people were still trapped in their homes for hours. I followed the rescue teams from door to door as they searched for survivors and casualties. Dozens of people were killed in the floods, while others remained missing until now.
More extreme weather and natural disasters have occurred in recent years than ever before. Extreme climate change is affecting every one of us.
23 Sep 2026
A few weeks ago, I went to the parliament building, which was burned down last year, to document a rally honouring the protesters who were killed a year ago.
During Nepal’s Gen Z protests last year, climate activists also joined the demonstrations. A year later, some of them have joined the government and are now running the country.
And then came the deadly floods.
Nepal, a nation with a tiny carbon footprint, bears the consequences of a warming planet and the collapse of Himalayan glaciers.
Photo Caption: Prakriti Bhattarai Basnet posted a fiery video on social media demanding that industrialized nations pay up for the flood damage.
Story by Hannah Beech and Sajal Pradhan
Assignment for @nytimes
Riot police officers stand guard outside a rally honouring the protesters who were killed a year ago.
Cars burned during last year’s protests.
Gita Chaudhary, the environment minister of Nepal.
Young people take selfie in the parliament building, which was burned down last year.
Candlelight vigil honouring the killed protesters last year.
21 Sep 2026
A week after floods that left 1,300 people dead and 5,000 still missing in Nepal, @mujmash , @binodme and I travelled along the Trishuli River, trying to get as close as we could to Nepal’s border with Tibet.
We met a school principal whose school had lost 200 students, a woman sitting where her house once stood before it was swept away, and Kshokyal Dorje Lama, who lost three members of his family.
“I felt like she was running, but I couldn’t hear anything,” he said. “Then the connection was lost.”
Assignment for the @nytimes
Visuals edit by @alastairpike
Thank you, @chand_rajiv and your team, for helping us complete the journey safely.
The Trishuli River became a violent torrent that obliterated much of Betrawati Bazaar.
Men trying to free trucks that were trapped in the mud.
Betrawati, a centuries-old town.
Pavitra Lamichhane, sitting where her house once stood before it was swept away by the floods.
A school bag left behind after the floods.
Displaced people at a shelter in Betrawati.
The school in Betrawati that lost 200 students has become a relief depot for families that survived.
Workers fixing an electric cable in Betrawati.
Kshokyal Dorje Lama, who lost three members of his family.
Workers dig graves to bury animal bodies.
A view of damaged houses along the Trishuli River.
Madhay Lamichhane is the principle of a school that lost about 200 students.
A women crying during a final ceremonial rites for a relative who went missing in the floods.
Candlelight vigil for the victims of the floods.
Photographs of people missing after the floods are posted on a wall at a hospital in Kathmandu.
13 Sep 2026
West Kowloon Cultural District, Hong Kong. 2026
20 Aug 2026
李俊豪（40歲）、他的父親李先生（70歲）和嫂子陳小姐（38歲）
陳小姐痛失丈夫、女兒及家姑
Lee Chun Ho, 40, his father, Simon Lee, 70, and his sister-in-law, Esther Chan, 38.
Esther Chan lost her husband, daughter and mother-in-law.
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遺留之物
去年一場大火焚毀宏福苑七座大廈後，屋苑封閉了數月，居民一直不准內進。
今年春天起，宏福苑居民陸續獲准返回大廈。有些單位詭異地恍如時間停頓，碗裡仍盛著當日的飯菜；其他單位的居民則用鐵籃在灰燼中細心篩尋，找尋火災後僅存的物品。
這場大火造成168人死亡，很可能是因為黑心承建商使用劣質建材所致。死傷數字背後，是具體而真切的失去和傷痛。我們透過街坊從瓦礫中尋回的遺物，訴說這些故事。
我們邀請失去親人的街坊分享他們的故事。
The Things They Left Behind
For months after a devastating fire tore through seven Hong Kong apartment towers last year, the complex was sealed off to residents.
This spring, residents were allowed to return to the ruins of the complex, Wang Fuk Court. Some homes were eerily frozen in time, with bowls still filled with food. In other apartments, residents sifted through the ashes with mesh baskets searching for anything that survived.
The fire killed 168 people, most likely because of unscrupulous contractors who used shoddy materials. Behind that toll are individual losses, told here through what people carried out of the debris.
We asked residents who lost their loved ones to share their stories.
Text By @anjalitsui
Assignment for @nytimes
李俊豪（40歲）、他的父親李先生（70歲）和嫂子陳小姐（38歲）
陳小姐痛失丈夫、女兒及家姑
她珍藏著女兒的奶嘴
Lee Chun Ho, 40, his father, Simon Lee, 70, and his sister-in-law, Esther Chan, 38.
Esther Chan lost her husband, daughter and mother-in-law.
She held on to her daughter’s favorite pacifier.
吳霜，54歲
她的女兒與丈夫葬身火海
她在瓦礫中找到女兒燒剩的iPad
Shirley Ng, 54.
Her daughter and husband died in the fire.
She found the remnants of her daughter’s iPad in the debris.
吳霜，54歲
她的女兒與丈夫葬身火海
她在瓦礫中找到女兒燒剩的iPad
Shirley Ng, 54.
Her daughter and husband died in the fire.
She found the remnants of her daughter’s iPad in the debris.
陸女士，40多歲
她的母親葬身火海
她與媽媽旅行時買的陶瓷柚子
Polly Luk, 40s.
Her mother died in the fire.
She is holding a ceramic pomelo that her mother bought on a trip they took together.
陸女士，40多歲
她的母親葬身火海
她與媽媽旅行時買的陶瓷柚子
Polly Luk, 40s.
Her mother died in the fire.
She is holding a ceramic pomelo that her mother bought on a trip they took together.
張凱敏，38歲
她飼養的兩隻玩具貴婦犬亦葬身火海
她尋回牠們的史努比玩具
Holly Cheung, 38.
Her two toy poodles died in the fire.
She found a Snoopy
30 Jul 2026
颱風前，觀音山望向大台北。
09 Jul 2026
The best city views aren’t always from observation decks. Sometimes they’re found in an ordinary alley, where old apartments, passing traffic, and Taipei 101 all fit into the same frame.
Assignment for @bloombergbusiness
01 Jul 2026
新竹：台灣人工智慧熱潮催生的繁華之城
胡漢龑家族的成功反映了新竹的轉型。
40年前，他父親的建築起重機公司——啟德機械起重工程公司——協助建造了新竹科學園區最早的一批工廠，其中包括台積電的第一家製造廠。
當時，台灣的半導體產業只不過是一項由政府資助的實驗。需要晶片的公司必須承擔製造晶片的巨額成本，這需要對新技術進行不斷投資。但是，台積電通過提供一種不同的模式改變了該行業：客戶設計晶片，而台積電負責製造。
胡漢龑預見到這個羽翼未豐的行業需要的將遠不止幾家工廠。他投入了家族的積蓄，進口了能夠建造工廠、機場和摩天大樓的大型起重機。
如今，啟德公司備受信任，負責運輸由荷蘭公司艾斯摩爾製造的高度精密複雜機器，這些機器幫助台灣在晶片製造領域保持優勢。
Welcome to the Luxury City Built by Taiwan’s A.I. Boom
The success of Hu Han-yen’s family mirrors the transformation of Hsinchu.
Forty years ago, his father’s construction crane company, Chi Deh Crane Engineering, helped build some of the earliest factories in Hsinchu Science Park, including TSMC’s first manufacturing plant.
At the time, Taiwan’s semiconductor industry was little more than a government-funded experiment. Companies that needed chips had to bear the enormous cost of manufacturing them, requiring constant investment in new technology. But TSMC transformed the industry by offering a different model: Customers would design the chips, and TSMC would manufacture them.
Text By Amy Chang Chien and Meaghan Tobin
Assignment for @nytimes
25 Jun 2026
8th Father’s Day 📸
21 Jun 2026
2000年的煙花，翻拍菲林，香港。
15 Jun 2026
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