The Yellow Umbrella Movement
My take on the Umbrella Movement in Hong Kong.
Also a Valentine’s Day feature in the República in Nepal Read more…
The Funeral
Documenting a Funeral was quite a daunting task for me given that I was terribly afraid of offending anybody -Spirits included.
My images for this essay have not scratched the surface of the rich Funeral Tradition but rather gives you a glimpse of what goes on…
Ivana & Simon
Shot my first Croatian wedding in Melbourne with the Leica M-E. It was a joy to work with but I discovered something about my M-E…
雨 -My Shanghai Story with Spring Airlines
I was invited by Spring Airlines to Shanghai to find out My Shanghai Story along with a bunch of other bloggers. It was cold and wet the entire time I was there; even the phrase ‘raining cats and dogs’ seems to be an understatement since it felt more like raining elephants and […]
The Fellowship Of Women
Jayden is my youngest cousin whom I met a few weeks ago when he was just 2 days old. He definitely changed my perception of new-born babies given that I have not seen one up close who is just a couple of days old. I honestly thought that babies were much bigger […]
The Suburban Penguins of St Kilda
The St Kilda Pier in Melbourne, Australia is home to a colony of the tiniest penguin species known as the Eudyptula minor. It is the same species of penguins found on Phillip Island and they were first spotted making their homes among the rocks of the breakwater in 1974. […]
Day out with the wolf
Willamstown is one of my favourite part of Melbourne. It features beautiful stretches of sand, is near the sea and home to killer fish and chips! (try Ocean Breeze Fish and Chips: 324 Melbourne Rd, Newport, VIC, 3015) The last time I was there, it was winter and the sky had a […]
Worshipping the God of War -Thaipusam 2014
Thaipusam happens on the full moon in the Tamil month of Thai. On this day, thousands of Hindu Devotees honors Murugan, the son of Shiva and Parvati. It is believed that on this day, Parvati presented a spear to Murugan to vanquish an evil demon and combat its […]
From the streets of Bangkok
I was walking around Yaowarat; Bangkok’s Chinatown sometime last year when I chanced upon a street opera which was really interesting because both the audience and performers were Chinese. The stage was built in the middle of a construction ground and was quite literally in the middle of […]
7 wonders of Nature – Hạ Long Bay
Located northeast of Vietnam, Hạ long Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an extremely popular travel destination that you should not miss while visiting Vietnam. The bay has a 120 kilometers long coastline and is about 1,553 square kilometers in size with 1969 islets. Featuring thousand of limestone karst […]
