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Hong Kong through Michael Rogge's Len (Image)
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- Young Michael Rogge
Michael Rogge, an avid cinematographer and photographer, is interested in collecting photo and film equipment.
- Film still of Three Million Souls of Hong Kong (1961-62) (1)
Three Million Souls of Hong Kong (1961-62) documented urban developments and poor living conditions in our city in the early 1960s.
- Film still of Three Million Souls of Hong Kong (1961-62) (2)
Three Million Souls of Hong Kong (1961-62) documented urban developments and poor living conditions in our city in the early 1960s.
- Film still of Coronation Festivities (1953) (1)
Parade with dragon dance on Nathan Road in Coronation Festivities (1953).
- Film still of Coronation Festivities (1953) (2)
The Old Hong Kong Club Building which located in 3 Jackson Road and 3A Chater Road in Coronation Festivities (1953).
- Film still of Coronation Festivities (1953) (3)
Military Parade in Statue Square in Coronation Festivities (1953).
- Film still of Walking Down to Central (1949)
In Walking Down to Central (1949), a big cruise ship in Victoria Harbour and colonial buildings along the coast of Central can be clearly seen.
- Film still of Rain (1952)
Rain (1952) documented a rickshaw puller in a raincoat working hard in the downpour.
- Film still of Turn of the Tide (1953)
Turn of the Tide (1953) was an experimental short drama about a boy living in Yau Ma Tei Typhoon Shelter.