25, January 2011
Digital SLR Photography, one of the fastest growing photography magazine in Malaysia, had recently conducted an interview with yours truly. Thanks to the two beautiful and intelligent editors, Ms. Lu Xanne and Jayne Kennedy, and the publisher himself Mr. KL Yeam, the interview went so well. They have got me into discussing some of the most inner thoughts about my photography. The interview was published on their February 2011 issue. Click on the thumbnail to read the interview in full.
24, February 2011
Yours truly had just returned from Yuan Yang, China, leading a group of 10, comprised of Singaporeans and fellow Malaysians. It has been an interesting and fruitful trip. We also visited a place called LuoPing, famous for the rapeseed flowers; it is situated about 230KM to the east of KunMing. Alas, the weather wasn’t too cooperating at LuoPing. However, as far as shooting at Yuan Yang is concerned, she never failed to impress me. I managed to get some keepers, as for LuoPing, I will surely return.
Click on the thumbnails below to view the images.
24, April 2011
I have always been interested in surrealism, right from the early stage of my photography, photographing at Xia Pu had, in a very subtle way, invoked that inner part of my thoughts. The scenery at Xia Pu is simply breathtaking. Given the right conditions, one would have to chance to see some almost surreal pieces of art. Here are a few images I have managed to process so far, will post more later.
04, Jul 2011
‘Mt. Bromo’ was named after a Hindu God. Brahma or Bromo in Javanese—The Creator Lord. On July 1, I led a group of photographers comprised of Malaysians, Indonesians, and Singaporeans to Mt. Bromo for a photography expedition. It was an exciting trip; not only had we witnessed the awesome power of Lord Bromo, but also experienced what it was like to be showered by the ashes unleashed.
Stay tuned, more images coming up.
17, Jul 2011
I had been asked many times “Are you on Facebook?”, well the answer is Yes, I am on Facebook. You can click on the thumbnail below to find me. Oh by the way, do let me know that you found me through my website.
22, Jul 2011
I have created a gallery from my recent trip to Mt. Bromo. Albeit a short trip, I have managed to acquire quite a few shots which I really like. Just click on the link to view the gallery.
04, October 2011
I have just returned from the Plateau of Tibet. Together with 10 other photography enthusiasts, we traversed through some of the most remote areas in China. We have even been to the base camp of Mt. Everest on the China side, the closet I have ever been to the peak of the world. I am now compiling the images and will post them soonest. Meanwhile, enjoy the view of Mt. Everest.
05, October 2011
Yours truly was invited to give a presentation on Kuala Lumpur Photography Festival, or better known as KLPF. This event is one of the largest, if not “the” largest photography exhibitions in Malaysia, which is held annually. It is a great platform for the shutter bugs in Malaysia to get together. There are sales, seminars, competition. Some said it was the photography carnival in Malaysia and I couldn’t agree more.
05, October 2011
As far as my photography is concerned, 2011 had been not bad at all, which saw the publication of my Chinese version of “Light & Mist of Yuan Yang”, a series of talks, interviews, and of course many photography trips. I have also successfully procured a few images which I am satisfied with.
Hope to do even better in 2012!
If you are reading this, I wish you all the best in the year 2012!
While we sail into the year 2012, I would like to leave you with this image which I captured at Jiu Zhai Gou, China, in the winter of 2011.
18, November 2011
Shi Hua Daily, one of the most widely read Chinese newspapers in East Malaysia, had a page for yours truly. It is an interview about my newly launched book. I would like to express my heartiest gratitude to the publisher as well as the charming reporter Ms. Yiu!
Thank you!
You can read the interview here.
31, December 2011
As far as my photography is concerned, 2011 had been not bad at all, which saw the publication of my Chinese version of “Light & Mist of Yuan Yang”, a series of talks, interviews, and of course many photography trips. I have also successfully procured a few images which I am satisfied with.
Hope to do even better in 2012!
If you are reading this, I wish you all the best in the year 2012!
While we sail into the year 2012, I would like to leave you with this image which I captured at Jiu Zhai Gou, China, in the winter of 2011.