Reflecting on My First Assignment: Embracing the Challenge

Reflecting on My First Assignment: Embracing the Challenge Starting Assignment 1 was a bit daunting, and I found myself slipping into procrastination—a habit I knew all too well. To break the cycle, I gave myself a firm talking-to and decided to focus on what I truly wanted to pursue: becoming a documentary (perhaps travel) photographer. […]

A Great Day in Shenzhen, China

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 through its heart, trying to […]

Hong Kong Revisited: A Public Holiday June ’14

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 without agenda, and see what […]

Hong Kong Revisited: Central 21st April 2013

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 of what I saw that […]

Hong Kong Revisited: Average Sights in Mong Kok

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.

Hong Kong Revisited: 2nd Feb 2013

Welcome to another #throwback Thursday blog post, this week it is Hong Kong again. Hong Kong revisited is a series of posts where I look back at the images I took during my 10 years living in Hong Kong