Jane Bronwyn and I met at a previous collaborative photo-shoot where we captured some themed glamour shots for her Everchange clothing line and to improve our portfolios along with a few other designers, models and hair and makeup artists (See my previous Day of the Dead…
Melbourne Cup is an annual horse racing event in Australia, one that is so heavily invested in that it is touted as 'a day that stops the nation'. Bars, clubs, hotels, workplaces and houses televised it, I personally could care less about gambling, horse racing and…
The Day of the Dead is a Mexican cultural and religious day/s of remembrance, prayer and celebration for the family and friends that have passed away, in connection with Halloween or All Hallows' Eve, this event takes place from the 1st of October till the 2nd…
Metropolis, SYD Another place I call home, so many of Sydney’s landmarks can be seen from here including (from left to right) St. Mary’s Cathedral, Centrepoint tower, Fort Denison, QVB, Sydney Opera House, Anzac Bridge, The Rocks and Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Xizha Watertown - Venice of the East A picturesque ancient water town in Wuzhen that has more than 1300 years of history, built south of the Yangtze River, these canals divide the town into 6 districts. Delicate wood carvings and stonework decorate the bridges, streets and…
Top of The Peak! It was a 3km hike from the tourist area of The Peak to get to this location where the telecommunication towers of HK are. The elevation is about 554m above sea level, but not the highest point of HK, to which…
Metropolis, SHA I took this shot from The Bund, over looking the Hangpu River onto the stunning Pudong district skyline. It's not often we get a clear day in Shanghai! Pudong is usually covered in smog and fog. It was summer holidays and the city was…
Taoist Contemplation My favourite shot of the day, sadly the actual Chongyuan Temple in Suzhou (which houses China's largest Quanyin Statue) was closed for re-construction. It's been around for 1,500 years so I'll forgive them for closing it during my holidays there! In a short 30…
Harmony at the Chi Lin Nunnery The Chi Lin Nunnery is a large Buddhist sanctuary situated in Diamond Hill, Hong Kong. The 33,000 square meter complex features an all wooden construction using Ancient Chinese techniques dating back to the Tang dynasty. No nails used!