Tag: photography
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56 Architectural Photographs Showcase in NYC
A collection of 56 fine art architectural photographs by the author is now displayed at Tagwall in New York City. This exhibition serves as a resource for interior designers and architects. Gratitude is expressed to Tagwall, curator Emma Robson, and APG for their contributions to the project’s success.
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Shanghai Revisited~
After twelve years in Shanghai, I revisited the archive, discovering new layers of the city that have shaped my understanding and appreciation.
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Exploring the Solitude and Serenity of Myanmar’s Landscapes
In 2016, I undertook a solo journey to Myanmar, experiencing its untouched traditions and cultural richness. Traveling through key locations, I captured the country’s beauty, warmth, and timeless atmosphere, leaving a lasting impression.
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When the City Dances~
Late summer in Düsseldorf carries with it a certain stillness, as if time itself is slowing down before the inevitable shift of seasons. This evening, around 9 p.m., our small photography group wandered along the riverside, and the light had that golden, lingering quality only late summer can offer. We didn’t expect music, but there…
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The Red Umbrella Dance~
We had no plan that evening, just the sea, the sand, and the last light of day brushing everything with warmth. My daughter picked up the red umbrella we had carried for shade earlier, and without a word, she stepped into the water and began to dance with the wind. It was one of those…
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Half-Told Stories~
There are times when an image surfaces in the editing process and stops everything. This man’s face did that. I remember taking this photo in Beijing years ago. His expression held something quiet but complex—like an unfinished sentence left lingering in the air. There was a strength there, but also a trace of something lost…
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The Viewfinder and the Road~
It’s strange how images can bring the past into such sharp focus. These photographs, tucked away for years, pulled me back into moments that feel both distant and intimately familiar. Each frame from China in 2009 carries the sound of the shutter, the scent of the landscape, and the silent connection formed with strangers met…
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A Portrait in Pieces~
This image began as a self-portrait, one I chose to deconstruct and rebuild—layer by layer—until it felt more honest. What emerged was a portrait of the fragmentation that creeps into daily life. Thoughts scatter, needs collide, responsibilities tug in separate directions, and through it all we keep moving. The visual noise reflects the inner one.…