William Furniss is a Hong Kong-based photographer known for his dynamic urban imagery that captures the rhythm and geometry of city life. Originally from London, Furniss studied photography at the City of London Polytechnic before relocating to Asia in the 1990s. His work blends architectural precision with experimental techniques such as multiple exposures and long shutter speeds, creating vibrant, abstracted views of modern metropolises. Through his lens, cities like Hong Kong and New York are transformed into kinetic, layered landscapes. Furniss’s photographs have been exhibited internationally and are included in private and institutional collections.