A journey to one of the lesser-known photo spots on Hong Kong Island during a typhoon.
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Back to school
Back to School
Two years without a Leica SL, and three years since I left the University of Washington, I paid them both a visit.
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In Review: The Leica SL (Typ 601)
Five years later, where does it stand in 2020/2021?
In Review: The Leica SL (Typ 601) - A Long-Term Review in 2020
A review five years in the making, this is an in-depth look at the Leica SL (Typ 601 ) and where it stands in 2020/2021 amidst a playing field teeming with new mirrorless competitors…
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A Modern Classic
A Modern Classic
Timelessness is a quality that many strive for in photography. We may aim to make images that can tell a story, yet transcend time in hopes that our work lasts longer than ourselves…
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Desert Lights
Desert Lights
I’ve now found myself permanently relocated to Phoenix, Arizona-- the friendliest desert in the Southwest…
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Film Sets: BC - Before COVID
Film Sets: BC - Before COVID
It seems like a bygone era in which going outside of the home and running into passersby on the street still felt like a safe and casual happening…
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Retro limitation meets technological liberation.
A two-week review of the Fujifilm X-Pro3
Quick Look: The Fujifilm X-Pro3
Time and time again, I’ve flirted with the idea of making the Fujifilm X series my main camera system…
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Quick Look: Leica 28mm Summicron
Quick Look: The Leica 28mm f/2 Summicron ASPH V2
A brief review of the Leica 28mm f/2 Summicron-M ASPH V2 on the Leica M9-P!
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In Review: The Zeiss 35mm f/1.4 Distagon ZM
In Review: The Zeiss 35mm f/1.4 Distagon ZM
A long-term review of one of my favorite lenses ever, and one of the best 35mm lenses currently available.
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In Review: The Ricoh GR (2013)
In Review: The Ricoh GR (2013)
An in-depth look into the Ricoh GR, and how it solved my photography crisis…
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From Hong Kong with Love
From Hong Kong with Love
During my travels to Asia last summer, I had the opportunity to work with Julia…
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Japan: Land of the Rising Sun
…and other projects
Project Galleries
Today, I published a brand new gallery, titled ‘Japan: Land of the Rising Sun’ under my ‘Projects’ tab on the site. Please do check it out, as it is a culmination of my recent travels to Tokyo, Japan!
Beginning of Autumn
Beginning of Autumn
September is finally here after a summer that felt as if it’d never end. Which means I’m publishing as many blog posts as I can before the endless busyness and stress of school and other career-related responsibilities take over…
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Hive by Lauren Sifferman
Hive by Lauren Sifferman
As any artist or writer knows, trying to keep up a regular schedule of producing content can sometimes be even more daunting than the production of the artistic content itself….
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2019 SF Pride Parade
Love is a force to be reckoned with.
2019 San Francisco Pride Parade
This year, I had the chance to finally attend a Pride parade for the first time, and San Francisco’s 2019 Pride Parade did not disappoint…
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A classic M.
One roll, one week with the Leica M4
Quick Look: The Leica M4
Recently, I had the chance to shoot with a Leica M4 for about a week, before deciding it wasn’t the right camera for me…
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Sakura-Con 2019
A quick-look at the Leica 28mm 2.8 Elmarit ASPH
Sakura-Con 2019
What better way to put a new lens through its paces than photographing an event that attracts thousands of cosplayers? Let’s find out…
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State of Emergency
A look at February 2019’s Snowpocalypse
State of Emergency
A couple weeks back, the Seattle region was hit with one of the heaviest snow storms that it’s seen in decades.
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In Review:
The Leica M6 Classic
In Review: The Leica M6 Classic
An in-depth look into my experience with one of the most famous Leica cameras in history…three times in a row.
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Film Sets:
The Sun Returns
Film Sets: The Sun Returns
After a brutal week of heavy rain and humidity, the sun has finally come back to shine over Hong Kong again…
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