HK Hitman

Posted on by Geoffroy Schied

May 2nd 2015, while on a Mahler Chamber Orchestra tour in Asia, my friend and viola player Joel Hunter came to me in need of some “edgy photos” for a CD cover. That’s pretty unusual for a classical musician, and I was immediately excited at the prospect of taking advantage of Hong Kong’s inspiring scenery. It did not take long to spot the perfect back alley, with lots of “edgy” atmosphere, complete with potent smells, dark corners, local workers, and super size rodents. Joel’s viola case in that setting was easy to mistake for an Heckler & Koch carrying devise, the mood was set… The story is yours to imagine. Joel Hunter, the HK Hitman Hong Kong street I Hong Kong back street Hong Kong back street Hong Kong back street Hong Kong back street Hong Kong back street Hong Kong back street Joel Hunter, the HK Hitman Joel Hunter, the HK Hitman Joel Hunter, the HK Hitman Joel Hunter, the HK Hitman Joel Hunter, the HK Hitman Joel Hunter VIII, the HK Hitman Hong Kong back street

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Published by Geoffroy Schied

I am a Munich based photographer, specializing in music and portrait photography. Since the mid 90’s I spend a big part of my life on tour, with orchestras performing all over the world. As a founding member of the Mahler Chamber Orchestra, sharing the stage with others allows me to get close, and my images offer unusual perspectives, in performance or backstage. I aspire to share intimate moments and bring you closer to artists as they journey towards their performances.