MULTIPLE CAREERS HAVE GIVEN OPPORTUNITIES TO LIVE IN SEVERAL COUNTRIES AND TRAVEL TO MANY MORE, GIVING AN INVALUABLE CHANCE TO RESIDE WITHIN, LEARN ABOUT, AND CAPTURE IMAGES OF THE DIVERSE CULTURES THAT ENRICH OUR WORLD.
Imagine standing alone on the Star Ferry pier in the early hours of a warm and humid October morning, straining to see through a low-lying bank of fog that stretches across the harbour from Kowloon to the northern shoreline of Victoria on Hong Kong Island. That's where I found myself on a quiet Sunday morning (at least it was quiet by Hong Kong standards) after bargaining hard the previous evening, in a small shop on Nathan Road, for my first SLR camera – a Canon F1. The very first photograph I took of that Victoria shoreline with its endless string of office towers, shops and government buildings, still survives to this day ... 41 years later. And so, with this new decade-long project the journey continues with the goal of:.
All portfolio images are captured with the objective of representing the essence of each culture and its architectural accomplishments.
A pictorial mixture of architectural marvels from Edo Age homes to the Imperial Palace, Sumo arenas, the International Forum and Nishi-Shinjuku skyscrapers
Images of historic riyadhs, mosques and medina shops in Marrakesh — an imperial Moroccan city, just north of the Sahara and west of the Atlas Mountains
A video featuring the best-of-the-best architectural images from around the world, as selected and narrated by the photographer. Background stories on camera setup, lighting and locations describe how each image was captured. (to be release in 2033)
Always been a fan of Nikon equipment — from the D3x digital to the Special Edition 50th Anniversary F5 film camera.
