Current Portfolio (still updating)

Lake Annecy on a perfect summer's day. Love how finely the colours pop out, how the boats contrast the clear water, and how the boat umbrellas line up with the lake. It just looks stunningly unreal (not to hype myself up too much).

Shot in Cannes, France, where this guy was definitely not a paid actor to stand at such a great location. But maybe the bird was.

Get it? Cos it's glowing... and it's a stream... and it's got a chill aesthetic... like lo-fi... Anyways, I absolutely love how much contrast there is in this photo. And everything just seems sort of perfect you know? Like the reflection, the glow, the half-shadowed umbrella, the white mist(?) between the bridge and the reflection... I think this is definitely up there in my top 10 shots of the year.

Love how the umbrella stands out from the surrounding greenery, but even the green aspects glow, love it.

With this photo, my initial aim was to manually focus on the boatman, but I kept ending up with the tree and flowers in focus. I quite like how it turned out though, a "happy little accident" (thanks Bob Ross).

Tried my first motion blur shot and it came out pretty well I think, love how the red pops out and it's still kind of in focus.

Hong Kong is known for its iconic neon signs, and I love how well the reflection of this neon sign comes out.

This temple in Guangzhou was surrounded by modern buildings, but I love how much the colours still popped out on this super sunny day. Unreal architecture. Chamber of Reflection - Mac DeMarco, that's all I'm saying.

People were waiting in line to take a picture on this bridge, and I can see why. The river reflection looks like a painting, and I love how the different trees and plants help to frame the bridge and the lady in the centre, while still creating a sense of depth. Pretty neat.

This security guard was standing perfectly in line with the red and yellow lines. I remember running to the front to beat the passenger crowd to capture this through the gates. He was the perfect character in frame.