Jakarta
We arrived at the Jakarta docks early on a Friday morning. The sun was not breaking through the clouds but the air was hot and humid. A guide was waiting for
Tag: Shot on iPhone 6s
B a n g k o k
Lines and reflections from Bangkok
Bangkok: The slow rhythm of patience
Had a discussion with a friend of mine about photography and how we use it to interpret what we experience. I told him that very often when I arrive in
MojoCon 2
Mojocon 2! It is the brainchild of an Irishman – Glen Mulcahy. It brings together journalists from the four corners of the world to showcase how mobile technology is revolutionising
Bangkok
I like writing. I like writing about the background to images, but sometimes it just becomes noise and distracts the viewer. A bit like titles. I used to title all
Mobile Photography Workshop: Dublin
I was in Dublin on Saturday at the Gallery of Photography for another Mobile Photography Workshop. Saturday was a beautiful sunny spring day in Dublin. The workshop was slightly delayed at
Japan
I was on a business trip to Japan last week and while I spent most of my time in Tokyo, I also travelled to a remote area called Shonai. When
Little India, Singapore
I really loved this experience of visiting Sri Veeramakaliamman Hindu Temple in Singapore with my friend Elfie (Monogram Asia). This was something new for me and I was fascinated by
iPhone 6s Portraits
As a photographer, I am always looking for new ways of seeing things – news ways of creative expression. Portraits are not something I tend to do. Sure, I have so
iPhone 6S and Nikon D7000
That’s the way it goes most times I post to Flickr. One iPhone 6s shot and either a Fuji X100T or Nikon D7000 image. Sometimes I feel I should just