Travel Photography

From Bustling Cityscapes to Front-Line Photojournalism

With an unwavering passion for travel photography, I have never been far from my camera, documenting my journeys and capturing the diverse cultures, landscapes, and stories found across the globe. From the bustling streets of Hong Kong, New York and Singapore, to the serene temples in Japan and the vibrant markets of Asia and Europe.

Working as a documentary photographer with occasional staged portraits, my work goes beyond landscapes and cityscapes, capturing the essence and soul of the places I visit. I have even been on the front lines, photographing protests and riot police in Hong Kong and Rome, documenting the raw intensity of political and social movements.

Photographing History and documenting Hiroshima Memorial Day to Angkor Wat

My compassion for history and its emotional weight is equally evident in his documentation of the Peace Memorial Ceremony in Hiroshima, where I captured the few remaining survivors and visitors honoring the memory of those lost in the bombing.

More recently, my passion for documentary photography led me to Cambodia, where I captured Angkor Wat, the largest religious complex in the world. My photographs portray not just the monumental scale of the Hindu-Buddhist temple, but also the quiet reverence and timeless beauty that surround it. Through my travel photography, I continue to share the stories of people, places, and cultures that are unique to every country.