Danil Rogulin is a Hong Kong-based photographer drawn to the quiet details of the world around him — architectural forms, open landscapes, and the faces of people encountered along the way.
Though photography has always been a personal pursuit rather than a professional one, his work has taken him across Asia, Mongolia, and beyond, building a body of images shaped by curiosity and a sustained attention to place. His photograph of Hong Kong was selected for publication in The Economist, and his work was the subject of a permanent exhibition at the Consulate General of India in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Rogulin’s photography moves between disciplines — from the geometry of urban architecture to the vast stillness of Central Asian landscapes and intimate travel portraiture. What connects these bodies of work is a consistent eye for the overlooked and the unhurried.
Based in Hong Kong, he is open to editorial collaborations and inquiries.
Prints Available Limited edition fine art prints are available for select images from all series.
- Archival pigment prints on museum-quality paper
- Available in multiple sizes (contact for details)
- Each print is signed and numbered
- Shipped worldwide with careful packaging
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For print inquiries, editorial commissions, or general questions, please send me an email at danil.rogulin@gmail.com