Some are calling the man ‘king of the storm’, but photographer Elson Li hopes his images convey risk of such behaviour.
Post photographer Elson Li did not expect to see anyone when he arrived at the Tseung Kwan O promenade, where raging waves were crashing into the coast as Super Typhoon Ragasa reached its closest point to Hong Kong.
But a man sitting alone on a bench facing the sea, with the Tseung Kwan O Cross Bay Bridge in the background, caught his eye.
It was 6.30am on Wednesday, when the highest-level No 10 hurricane warning signal was in force.
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