When I still have my Ricoh GR3 with me and smartphone is still a mobile phone without apps. I always bring my Ricoh with me everywhere I go. I almost have something to do in the city center and I always spare some time to take some street photos once I’m done with my chorus. … Continue reading Kota Kinabalu in 2011
As part of new member and relaunch of Indigenous Photograph from Native Photograph originally. The Guardian published an article about how Indigenous Photographer has been documenting the life of theirs and also what it is like being a photographer out from the common mainstream. It was a great effort and also a best way to … Continue reading My Photo featured on Guardian
Just a short update to y’all. I am officially a member of 2 Photography Organization. Diversity Photo and Indigenous Photograph Both organization is something different than others because they focusing on Photographer came from different background. Like my case, I’m a Borneo Native of Murut tribe. With a 10 years of experience working as Photographer … Continue reading I am a Member of Diversify & Indigenous Photograph
Everyone knows Photography is a proper job mostly through a wedding photographer or someone who own a photography studio where you can get your proper family portrait photo taken. Although I’ve been taking Photos with camera since 2005 but I discover my interest in Photography through Photobook when I was in London in 2006. Long … Continue reading Personal Photobook Journey
Before the 2nd lockdown or in Malaysia we call it MCO 2.0. I have the opportunity to have my Photoshoot with Roosters Basketball Club. Not having a single photography work last year during the pandemic was a bummer for me. Can’t blame with the situation as everything was on halt and I personally with this … Continue reading Behind the Scenes Photoshoot with Roosters Basketball Club
Year 2012, 1st month in Japan and just move into my first studio apartment. 38k yen a month located at Kasai. 15mins walk to the nearest station. I remember clearly am designing a postcard and head to 7-11 after Japanese language lesson. Print around 50 of them and send to a few Photo Agencies with … Continue reading Photography Journey in Japan
I remember when I started a movement where people are not interested in it because it is not trendy at that time or no one is into Art at that time. They say I might be the early pioneer Photographer who did this, basically showcasing my work on the street. This was in 2010, I did … Continue reading Before this Abandoned building become a famous graffiti spot
This is basically my last roll of B&W Film brought from Australia in 2009 before I am fully switching to Digital. Kind of sad but that is the reality of ever-evolving Photography world. The sensor is getting better, Film Emulsion can be easily imitate using Presets Software and the irony of all. No matter how … Continue reading My Last Film Roll
