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  • Kenya “Born free, as free as the wind blowsAs free as the grass growsBorn free to follow your heart.” “In wilderness I sense the miracle of life, and behind it our...
  • China A gradual discovery of fascinating China.
  • Silver Sunlight | Japan “Calm in the land  Escape was the plan   Found sunlight like silver and skies so blue Somewhere too, me and you.”     Photographed in January 2010 in Nagano and Nagoya, Japan. 
  • Bhutan “Walk to Guru’s Glory.  Take back memories of a Kingdom. For here in this Kingdom  Lies a benevolent King.”   –– a humble tribute on the route to Takstang monastery....
  • Myanmar Myanmar has a special place in my heart because it was here that I discovered my calling for documentary photography. While most Southeast Asian countries have developed their travel industries,...
  • Uniting Against Drought Stills from a multimedia project to communicate Lien Aid’s efforts in bringing clean water and affordable sanitation to drought-sticken regions in China.   
  • India People make Places. And when there’s 1.13 billion of them, or one sixth of the world’s people in one country, I knew travelling to India would be nothing short of...
  • In Her Shoes | Portraits Portraits of people who have been affected by cancer in one way or another during the In Her Shoes concert viral video shoot. 
  • The Children of Mekong The Children of Mekong is a multimedia project that hopes to humanise water and sanitation issues in rural Asia. Although much has been written from news reports to research papers,...
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