There are roughly 1,500 skyscrapers dotting the Hong Kong skyline, but few have been seen quite like this.
Australian-born photographer Peter Stewart captures the city's residential high-rises from the ground looking up. His signature point-of-view shows the beauty and interesting geometric patterns of buildings that wouldn't otherwise receive a second glance.
Photographer Peter Stewart fell in love with Hong Kong almost as soon as he arrived in 2009.
"There is so much to see here that keeps me active as a photographer," now-resident Stewart tells Tech Insider, "and continually inspires me for new ideas and projects."
One such series is "Stacked," which captures Hong Kong's residential high-rises like you've never seen them before.
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