In "Yuen Po," ThreeHundredPixels strips away the neon distractions of Hong Kong to focus on the tactile reality of its street life. Part of a series dedicated to the mundane, the photograph uses a black and white palette to emphasize the shapes of baskets and the arrangement of goods on a wooden table. It captures a specific spatial exploration of the city's markets, where culinary diversity is not a spectacle but a daily routine.

The composition centers on the interaction between people and their environment, highlighting the tools of basket-making and the preparation of green vegetables. By documenting these actionable activities, the artist provides a narrative framework for understanding the labor behind the city's food culture. The classic frame and portrait orientation invite the viewer to slow down and observe the grit and grace found in a simple seafood stall or vegetable market.