Adam McCauley

Students read, do their homework, or rest, on Harcourt Road in Hong Kong on October 7, 2014. This usually busy four-lane highway has served as town square to thousands of Hong Kong residents during the #OccupyCentral protests. In the background, the every expanding “Lennon Wall” features messages of support written on bright post-it notes. (Photo: Adam McCauley)

Harcourt Road, viewed through two umbrellas fastened to a pedestrian overpass, remains closed to traffic as protestors continue to camp out overnight. In the 10th day of #OccupyCentral protests, the number of protestors have now dwindled down to 1000. (Photo: Adam McCauley)

A family and friend enjoy the quiet of Tamar Park, one of the many locations occupied by Hong Kong’s pro-democracy activists in recent weeks. (Photo: Adam McCauley)

A protestor enjoys an afternoon nap on the cement median on Harcourt Rd in Hong Kong, site of the #OccupyCentral demonstrations which began on September 26, 2014. (Photo: Adam McCauley)

A man walks down the paved walkway that separates Tamar Park from Tim Mei Avenue, in central Hong Kong. The walkway is plastered with banners and signs in support of the #OccupyCentral protests. (Photo: Adam McCauley)

A biker rides down the pedestrian-filled Harcourt Road to survey the tenth day of #OccupyCentral protests in Hong Kong. (Photo: Adam McCauley)

Yellow ribbons and logos of reading “Umbrella Revolution” ring a pillar outside the government offices adjacent Tamar Park. The OccupyCentral protests assumed the title, Umbrella Revolution, after protestors used the household tools to defend themselves against pepper spray deployed by Hong Kong Police. (Photo: Adam McCauley)

Umbrellas, the unlikely symbol of Hong Kong’s largest civil disobedience movement in decades, are strapped to the railing of a pedestrian overpass, which connects Tamar Park with Admiralty Shopping Center, in central Hong Kong. (Photo: Adam McCauley)

Supporters of #OccupyCentral rest with friends and on their own, adjacent Harcourt Road in central Hong Kong on October 7, 2014. (Photo: Adam McCauley)

A businessman photographs some of the countless banners hung across Harcourt Road in Hong Kong. From inspirational messages to jeering critiques of Hong Kong’s Chief Executive C.Y. Leung, the supporter-created artwork adorns most open spaces. (Photo: Adam McCauley)