Capturing Life
I believe a photo should hold onto exactly what a moment felt like.
My work lives in a few places: portraits where time slows down and character comes through, content made to stop the scroll, and the everyday moments worth remembering.
I avoid the “over-edited” look. No heavy filters, no trends that expire — just the real you, captured as you actually were.
Whether it’s a portrait, a lifestyle shoot, or content for your feed, I’m here to give you something worth coming back to.
Latest Posts
Travel photography, recent shoots, and stories from behind the camera.
Cityscape photography of Tianjin
A Ride Along the Hai River Spent the afternoon cycling along the Hai River in…
Still Shooting Black and White
Why Black and White Never Gets Old There’s a reason black and white portraits never…
Guangzhou Gatherings
Years of documenting the city’s expat community, day and night Over the years, I’ve spent…
Events
Product launches, wine tastings, store openings, brand activations, sports events. I move through the room and catch the moments that show what actually happened — not just the setup shots.
Parties
Community meetups, friend gatherings, nights with a DJ and good energy. I shoot the way the night actually felt — loud, warm, a little blurry at the edges, in the best way.
Celebrations
Birthdays, anniversaries, the milestones worth marking. Small gatherings or big ones — I’m there for the moments people will want to look back on.
Content for Creators
Café visits, outfit shots, day-in-the-life moments — the kind of content made to stop the scroll. Shot fast, shot real, ready to post.
Portraits
Solo, couples, family — just people, in good light, without the pressure to perform for the camera. No heavy editing — images that actually look like you, at your best and most real.
Video
Interviews, vlogs, café and restaurant walk-throughs. The next step from a single frame — footage that moves the way the story actually moved.
Faces I’ve Captured
A collection of portraits — people I’ve had the chance to sit with, talk to, and photograph as they really are.
