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Ricky Kwok was born in Hong Kong and graduated with the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) Cinematic Design and Photographic Digital Art. Ricky Kwok loved photography from his youth and made a series of achievements in photography. Ricky Kwok is a winner of the National Geographic Award, a member of the Royal Photographic Society and a director of Hong Kong Marketing Planning Holdings Limited.
He is also a Hong Kong based photographer who works in fashion and commercial photography.
Ricky Kwok is a member of the Royal Photographic Society. Ricky Kwok took the first photo of his photographic life in secondary school. From 2013 to 2021, he won more than 300 awards in Hong Kong and overseas.
Ricky Kwok's Creative techniques and styles
Ricky Kwok likes creative shooting methods and is keen on capturing beautiful moments. Such shooting methods and techniques make him full of passion and blood, thus keeping the final work realistic and spectacular.
(1) Development status of the company: Hong Kong Market Planning Holdings Limited
The company are using big data and artificial intelligence to provide exponential growth for your business. Focus on providing customers with one-stop online and outdoor advertising programs. Google advertising, Facebook advertising, Ig advertising and Whatsapp advertising provide cross-platform digital marketing and regional solutions. Our vision and mission: gather the enthusiasm, appreciation, creativity and positive power of unique content creators to establish an influential media company; Leading real marketing, stimulating the strength of independent creative talents with high-quality videos, content creation and creativity. Achievements since its opening: 106 customers, 198 construction websites, 506 completed projects and 8760 working hours
Ricky Kwok was named the most acclaimed young photographer in Sony World Photography Competition.
(2) Major awards for photography development: Ricky Kwok's significant awards include International Student Visual Arts Competition and Hong Kong Exhibition Award, National Geographic Award 2014 National Geographic Channel Award, 2015 sony world photography awards Young Photographer Award, Gold Award in General Affairs Section of Egypt International Photography Competition, Gold Award in Sports and Power Section of Egypt International Photography Competition, Gold Award in Egypt International Landscape Photography Competition, Won the IPA International Circuit 2014, PSA Gold Award, the first Jodhpur International Circuit 2014, Jps Cm Award, the Political Team and Honor Award of the Paris Photography Grand Prix (Px3), the Landscape Award, the Photography Grand Prix and the Sports Award of Paris (Px3), and the fourth international competition "Show us the World | FVM."
Ricky Kwok won the 2014 Grand Prize of Photo Competition celebrating the 65th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the title of Best Photo in 2014 Hong Kong Post Photo Competition, the winner of 2014 Light Pollution Photo Competition of Hong Kong University, the winner of my Hong Kong Dream Photo Competition in 2014, the winner of ecosystem part of fish pond protection photo competition in 2014, the winner of landscape part of fish pond protection photo competition in 2014, and the winner of Hong Kong Photo Competition of Pok Oi Hospital in 2014.
Won the title of winner in 2014 Hong Kong Arts Development Council Photography Competition, 2014 Competition, Victoria Harbour Photography Competition 2013 Hong Kong Business Forum, Chegong Temple Photography Competition 2013, and 2013 Urban Renewal Resource Center Photography Competition.
Photography belongs to art, and art has never really been the pinnacle of definition. Therefore, it has the potential to encourage its followers to create and climb constantly. From ancient times to the present, photographic art has been continuously improving and leaping over in technology. Still, in art itself, I think it is similar to the concept of fashion, which keeps repeating. For example, something that was popular in the 1980s is now translated into a fashion element. This goes on and on, generation after generation of people to imitate and perceive. Because the people of today have not experienced the social concepts and the reality of their lives of the people of the past, it is even more "fashionable" to interpret it now. Maybe it is the beauty of photography. Photography is also the case for chestnuts, early years (at least more than a decade ago), soft light photos to people feeling is fashion at that time, as time goes by quickly, people's aesthetic changes, feel is very soil photograph, replace it is a style of Europe and the United States that a high-profile replaced, and now photos of the light feeling more again, this is a process of repetition. However, in this process, people now give it a new definition. The name remains the same, but the same thing looks completely different because of the various living environments and ages. To redefine the aesthetic, perhaps this is also the charm of photography. When I studied Rembrandt light, I used the most rigorous education method to tell me the standard triangular light. However, look at the photography works now, where is there such a strict distinction? How many orthodox to learn the basic knowledge and operating principles of photography in the photography friends around? A hundred flowers bloom, infinite creativity; perhaps this is also the charm of photography. Photography is the art of light and the expression of people to things, expressing their views and ideas through the lens, but also need to combine the artistic sense of the picture, just saying, photos appear to have no intention of art no power. It is just art. Photographs seem soulless. Therefore, in my opinion, photography is a product of the combination of two aspects. No matter how good a photographer is, he will have many waste films. It is impossible to succeed at one time. The truth is elementary, learn the basic concepts and operation methods of photography, innovate thinking, be good at composition, frame and shoot through your thoughts, and finally combine them. Combining the two points (expression and shooting technique) is very reasonable; this photo must be compelling. Perhaps this is the natural beauty of photography.
Long-term shooting experience tells me that there is no real art in a large number of guest films, because it is not your (photographer's) soul but the guest's request. Therefore, we should be "two-faced", but we should try our best to make up for the artistic gap with our guests by combining our photography techniques to achieve a new balance. After a long time, we know that guests also have aesthetics. Although they have different heights and different understandings, art itself is not a kind of balance. They also understand what stunning photos are and what ugly colours are. Therefore, I think photography is an art, and the usual photography work is an expression of another art, which may lower the so-called level, but it also benefits me a lot. Guests cannot teach you anything, but they also teach you many things you do not know. Perhaps this is also the charm of photography. In addition, photography is also a means to survive and make money, a tool, and a necessity in photographers' life. It is better than anything else to adjust the mentality, and the photos taken are more natural and smooth. Do not be an artist who starved to death, and does not be a flattering "waiter".
Today, I understand and summarize my photography, and think it is dynamic and stable. From the long-term growth of photography, from the early single pursuit of technology and development, it has gradually become a summary and induction of photography responsibility and personal social thinking. Therefore, I understand photography. I think it is a visual way to observe life, society, human emotions, stories, etc. It has self-worth and social thinking, and social responsibility. Here, it seems to be stable and stereotyped.
As a subjective explanation, photography is more social and personal; Roy stryker said: "A good documentary film should not only tell what a place or thing or person looks like, but also tell the audience what it will make people feel about the actual witnesses of the scene". Arthur rostain, a member of the stryker Photographers Group, also said: "The lens of the camera is the eyes of the person watching the photo." In fact, photography should reflect the photographer's thoughts and feelings. Rather than conveying objective facts through photography, photographers convey their understanding and thinking of the things in front of them. Therefore, even if we only think from a photographer's perspective, photography conveys a feeling and makes the audience resonate.