I'm a filmmaker based in Hong Kong.

Today, I'll be showing you how to capture the beauty of Hong Kong.

We are currently here on one of the oldest streets in Central, Pottinger Street, also known as Stone Slab Street.

This is one of the best places to take photos.

Welcome to Tai Kwan, used to be a central police station back in the days.

Now it's a cultural and heritage site in the heart of Hong Kong.

The best way to capture this beautiful architecture with a friend is to ask her to walk along the corridors behind these beautiful pillars.

She can do different poses like smiling, turning around, looking out the window, and jumping.

It's quick and fun.

One of the newest spots here in Hong Kong is the M+.

Here you can find amazing artworks and architecture with a stunning view of Hong Kong coastline.

Slow down a bit, like this, and then look around.

So I tried using an ultra-wide-angle lens to capture the full architecture of the place.

And now, we can capture the details of the architecture by using the telephoto lens.

If you ever visit M+, make sure to stay long enough so you can watch the beautiful sunset.

We're here in Asia Society, which is a former British military building, now turned into architectural art space.

It's like a city oasis in the central business district.

So what we're going to do here is called dolly zoom effect.

So what we're going to do is to zoom in while we're walking back.

So you press and hold the record button while you swipe up, and then you walk backwards.

Blue House used to be a hospital providing Chinese medical services to the locals.

You can actually say that Tong Laus give color to Hong Kong because the skyscrapers are kind of like grayish, silverish.

You can think of Tong Laus like rainbows hiding beneath the clouds.

Zoom in, and then pan from different directions, from If you ever feel like watching a movie on a vintage movie house, definitely try Locks Theatre.

It's a different experience from those modern cinema houses.

When capturing places like this, I usually look for elements that tell a story, like the movie posters, the colors, and the characters.

I'm here in Yau Ma Tei Kuo Lan, or what we call fruit market.

I love the street markets in particular in Hong Kong because it feels like you're more connected to the locals.

There's a lot actually you can do.

I always spend my time walking just around the market and filming, taking videos, taking photos.

Actually, they're very busy all the time.

It's like you have to make sure that you are not on their way.

So, are you guys ready to discover and experience these amazing places in Hong Kong?

Well, check out Discover Hong Kong for more ideas.