During the day, he works as an investment advisor so most of his work is shot at night. Taken mostly in Kowloon, Jonathan van Smit’s photos illustrate the terrifying social power that capitalism has over the multitudes who live in the shadows of Hong Kong’s beautiful, familiar towers. With themes ranging from poverty and marginal housing conditions to drug use and sex, his work has been described as *“raw, sometimes shockingly so, but never sensationalist. It’s full of boredom, sadness, loneliness and neglect”