It was time for that year end trip again, this time we went to Thailand. Flying into Bangkok, we made out way up to the Central Plains and visited Sukhothai (the capital of ancient Thailand) then up into the far northern highlands of Mae Hong Song.

It’s been a while since I’ve updated my wedding portfolio. Here are two pre-wedding photoshoots I’ve done recently.

It’s been more than 4 years since I’ve visited Shanghai. I remember the last time I went I had only just started my career as a full time photographer. I also remember vividly that I hardly took a single photograph while I was in Shanghai City itself, something about the city just didn’t click with me “photographically”.

Ahh… Bali… that Indonesian Island that’s so famous hordes of tourists visit it every year. Last month I was joined the horde for the first time. Here are some photosgraphs I took with the Voigtlander Bessa R3A

This is by far one of the longest running personal projects I’ve done to date. Inclusive of the planning, brainstorming and procastination, it took me about 3 months to get everything together. That’s pretty long for limited attention span me. Click to find out more.

Every year I try to find time to teach a few enthusiasts the basics behind the traditional silver print. I do it for only the costs of materials as a way to help spread the love of film photography. Here are the prints that were made in this years session.

Haven’t had a lot of exciting work come in of late. In fact, I was joking with friends that the most exciting work I had recently was to photograph sweet potatoes, and I meant it literally.

I got very bored being stuck at home so last week I made it a point to find time to take my trusty Yashicamat 124G for a spin. I ended up heading to the Old Seletar Camp, half of which was being torn down for future developments.

A friend of mine suggested we go to the last remaining kampong in Singapore’s mainland. Unfortunately when we were there neither the timing nor was the “architecture” was suitable. I suggested we head down to the Yishun “Causeway” instead.

Every year since I started my studio I’ve been helping Sheares Hall to photograph their annual Dinner & Dance Pageant Contest photos. Here are this years photographs.