Through the Lens
When I step away from the screen, I love observing the world from behind a camera lens. You can explore my visual diary and personal photography collection over on my Flickr.
A sushi chef glides through a lantern-lit Japanese side street. Long-lens compression gathers the signs, bicycles and evening reflections around his quiet forward motion.
At a Singapore satay grill, smoke catches the overhead light and turns a practiced working gesture into theatre. Cool haze and ember warmth hold the frame in tension.
A portrait at Sum Yi Tai, framed by glowing birdcages and saturated red. The wide-angle viewpoint makes the room part of the character, while cyan silk cuts cleanly through the warmth.