Storage is always a problem for us digital photographers, here’s how I decided to build my own storage server to replace my unreliable, sluggish and in some cases dead store bought ones.

It’s been a while since I’ve updated the gallery store. I’ve finally found time to sit down to add a new collection to the list, it’s a compilation of photographs taken in 2009.

After a few days of scanning, editing and adjusting the photographs, I’m finally done with my photographs of Thailand.

It’s been quiet a while since I posted any photographs. I’m hoping to make it a point write more in the near future. In the meantime, I just visited Shanghai last month with my usual film cameras in tow. Do check out the photographs I took.

I got an e-mail from someone at The MAC Group a few weeks ago asking me to allow them to interview me with regards to my work with my Mamiya cameras.

I’ve just complete my latest personal project, the Four Elements. It took me about 3 mounts to piece together everything and here’s the final version.

For those who didn’t read about it in the papers, yesterday was the annual Singapore Children’s Cancer Foundation’s Hair for Hope event. It was essentially an event whereby participants (all 1000+ of them) had their hair shaved off to raise awareness and funds for the foundation.

I’ve been itching to travel again, unfortunately I can’t afford to do so at this point of time. As a result, in order to relieve “the itch”, I’ve been making short day trips to various places in Singapore to revive my passion for film photography. Two of these places I visited recently were the Yishun Causeway and Kusu Island.

I used to photograph weddings only for friends and family. However I have decided to try to offer my services to everyone who wishes to engage me to photograph their wedding.

I will be setting up a booth at 2902 Gallery’s On The Wall Photo Bazaar on 21st and 22nd February. I will be selling prints from 6″x6″ all the way up to 3ftx3ft. Do come down to take a look if you have the time.