Shenzhen is one of those cities that feels like it’s constantly rewriting itself. What was once a quiet fishing town has transformed into one of the most modern and fast-paced urban centres in the world—a city symbolic of China’s drive towards innovation, scale, and speed. I spent a day walking
Hong Kong always pulses with energy, but there’s something especially compelling about its quieter rhythms on a public holiday. On June 2nd, 2014—Dragon Boat Festival—I chose to sidestep the noise and spectacle of the races and head instead to Kowloon. My aim was simple: to wander with a camera, observe
In September 2015, I found myself in one of the most visually arresting places I’ve ever encountered: Valle de la Luna, or the Valley of the Moon, located just outside San Pedro de Atacama in northern Chile. This surreal landscape, part of the Cordillera de la Sal in the Atacama
Today on a #throwbackthursday I’m probably breaking all the rules of blogging, with a post much shorter than the recommended 60o to 2000 words but sometimes Its good just to post images. As I have said before in Hong Kong is always cared camera and I always keep an album
Welcome back to #throwback Thursday where every other week we revisit the sights of the Fragrant Harbour. Today we have a small gallery taken in the Mong Kok area of Hong Kong.
Welcome to another throwback Thursday post, this time from the Geyer Del Tatio, in Chile.
The Geyer Del Tatio sits high in Andes mountains, at around 4320m just outside San Pedro de Atacama
