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Hong Kong photograph­er Pat Fok shares an extraordin­ary lifetime of travel in a new book

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Local photograph­er Pat Fok documents her life of adventure in a new book

From mosaic-clad mosques in Iran to craggy, temple-crowned clifftops in Bhutan, Pat Fok’s lenses have captured moments of astounding natural and man-made beauty over her four decades as a photograph­er. The daughter of the late tycoon Henry Fok has collected her most striking snaps in a new hardcover book titled Journey of Light. Filled with evocative images of landscapes, cultures and people, the book is Fok’s sixth photograph­ic memoir. Fok learned her craft at the Art Centre in Los Angeles and undertook further study with eminent US nature photograph­er Ansel Adams. Proceeds from sales of Journey of Light, which is available through Kelly & Walsh, will go towards Unesco’s heritage preservati­on efforts in Nepal. The artist’s work has been previously exhibited in Hong Kong, London, Amsterdam and numerous other locations.

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china in the frame Pat Fok captured this image of workers cycling down Changan Avenue in Beijing in 1972

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