I’m a firm believer in photography as a means of storytelling. I have practised the art of photography and conveyed stories through this medium throughout my life.

While trying to make a difference, I enjoy being a documentarian and will continue to connect with people, contribute to society and the story of humanity, and inspire others to do the same.

I studied Photography and Advertising at the London College of Printing in the UK, followed by a Master of Fine Arts at the University of Sydney, Australia.




My professional interests and areas of expertise lie in documentary, landscape, and oblique aerial photography. I continue to engage in film-based photography, utilising large-format cameras.

The Linhof and Hasselblad are my preferred cameras, particularly the Linhof Technorama Series. As you may be aware, these cameras are entirely manual film devices that yield exceptional resolution and quality.

It is widely acknowledged that advancements in technology, particularly the advent of smartphones and digital cameras, have made it easier to capture images in various conditions. The speed of connectivity provides immediate gratification and an efficient means of exchanging and sharing images with others.

Historically, professional photographers like myself often overlooked analogue film cameras in their relentless quest for alternative options. In retrospect, these photographers had access to the finest image-capturing technology available during their era.

However, this trend is declining, with only a limited number of individuals in the photographic industry, myself among them, still appreciating and utilising this medium.




Enjoy what you enjoy.





617

These images illustrate the versatility of the Linhof Technorama 617 S III, captured with my favourite black-and-white film, Ilford HP5 Plus, across a range of scenarios, from oblique aerial photography to landscape photography.