I like this photo. I grabbed it while travelling with Kodak Ektar and the Leica 50mm Summilux. I just like the expression of the guy giving the cup of drink to the girl. Then the other excited girl skipping in. This is something I really like about 50mm lenses especially...
Snapped on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh on Kodak Porta on my new Leica M-A with the 28mm Elmarit. Are phone booths redundant? Phone booths have indeed become redundant for making phone calls in today’s modern age, thanks to the widespread use of mobile phones. With nearly everyone owning a...
I’ll start with an ethics statement. I asked this lady if I could take her photo to record her plight. She agreed. It was only after I took the picture I gave her a donation which I hope has helped her out in some way. I don’t know anything about...
There is something about this I really like. Not sure if it is the retro vibe with the style of the mannequins, the hats or the sunglasses. Maybe it is a combination of all 3. I think they have some sort of personality going on with the setup. It has...
This is just one of those random street photographs you see coming so I snapped it. For the technical amongst you, I shot it on the Leica M11 with the 35mm Summilix at F1.4 to create that 3d pop look to the image. For me I just like the scene,...
A delicacy for sale on the streets of Kuala Lumpur. Snapped on Changkat near Bukit Bintang. Durian is indeed considered a delicacy in Malaysia, and it holds a special place in the hearts of Malaysians. I was there when Durian resellers were everywhere as it is in season so I...
I saw this picture coming across Trafalgar Square. I put myself in danger a bit by stepping out into the street to capture it, but hey, I think the result was worth it. I love the colours and the way Kodak Ektar captured the vibrant colours and evening light. 2...
One of the most fascinating aspects of street photography is its unpredictability. The world is an ever-changing stage, with an infinite number of narratives unfolding simultaneously. It is within this vibrant tapestry that random moments emerge, demanding our attention. A serendipitous encounter, a fleeting expression, or a captivating play of...