We all love street photography in one way or another; it allows us to capture the world around us as only we can see it, highlighting the cities we live in, travel to and explore in! We are all artists, and the camera is our tool so we can express our feelings and thoughts via our photos. 

As a professional photographer based in Hong Kong who has been running quite a few street photography workshops and tours, I often receive questions such as "What are the best lenses for street photography?" and  "Which lens should I get for my days out in Sheung Wan, Central or Wan Chai?"

You have gotten to be a very good photographer, and are thinking of exploring the wonderful world of wedding photography!

Perhaps a friend is begging you to take photographs of their special day. You may be asking yourself: Do I have the right camera and the best lens for wedding photography?

Found the love of your life and planning to get married? Congrats!

Here comes the next question: How to plan the perfect wedding in Hong Kong?

If you speak to top photographers these days, most of them will tell you that mirrorless cameras are the cameras of the future. The advance in technology and futuristic design of these cameras allows light to pass through the lens directly onto the image sensor without the need for a reflective mirror.

This design facilitates faster speeds, better auto-focus, and overall improved performance. The size of the camera is also reduced significantly when compared to a DSLR since the mirror is no longer needed.

Did you know that Hong Kong is an AMAZING city for weddings, pre-wedding, and couples photoshoots!?

This is a review for the best mirrorless camera for beginners.

As a professional photographer based in Hong Kong who started in the era of film cameras, the recent developments of mirrorless cameras are very impressive.  With a much smaller body than DSLRs and yet large sensors, these cameras come with great functions, high-quality images and excellent video capabilities.

As a professional photographer based in Hong Kong, wedding photography has long been a big part of my work. After all, what's not to love when you are given the opportunity to document the most important day in people's lives?  Having said this, it is essential to have the skills and the gear to capture moments and memories.

As a Hong Kong-based professional photographer, I do a lot of street photography in this beautiful and energetic city. From time to time, I receive questions such as “Can you recommend a camera that is great for street photography?” or “What is the best camera for street photography?”

My answer is pretty much the same as I told my readers in my other blog posts, which are written about:

Portrait photography is a big part of my professional work in Hong Kong, and depending on the type of portraits, I have to choose the best gear for the job. Of course, this means the best lens for the result the client wants to achieve. Having used different types of portrait lenses over the years, I am about to spill the beans on which lens I think is the best one yet.

As a professional photographer based in Hong Kong who runs photography workshops regularly, I’ve received a lot of questions from my students. Such as ‘What gear would go with my camera?’ or ‘What is the best camera gear I need to get me up to speed?’

There is not a single answer to these questions, but I believe we have a few philosophies to address the questions.