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Clicking the shutter was the first conscious step I took on my creative path. Before film school, before commercial briefs — it was photography that taught me to see. I received formal training as a photographer even before entering college, and to this day, photography remains an intimate, personal way for me to connect with the world.

Moving images came later — an evolution that felt natural. Film, especially in its spatial or three-dimensional form, became a way to expand that stillness into rhythm, story, and atmosphere. Where photography is about holding onto a moment, cinematography lets it breathe.

Thanks for stopping by. Below is a selection of photographic work that still speaks to where I started — and, in many ways, where I continue to draw inspiration.

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Pine Trees

Huangshan, China 2024

 

Digital Produced C - type print |65 x 65cm

Cruise

South Islands, HK 2023

 

Digital Produced C - type print |120 x 65cm Landscape

Countryside of Eastbourne coastal line

Eastbourne, UK 2022

 

Digital Produced C - type print |65 x 65cm Portrait

Flowers and soil wall 

Yunnan, China 2020

 

Digital Produced C - type print |120 x 180cm Portrait

Miao and traditional celebration of a solar term

Jiangxi, China 2020

 

Digital Produced C - type print |120 x 80cm Landscape

Portrait of a boy in celebration of a solar term

Jiangxi, China 2020

 

Digital Produced C - type print |120 x 65cm Landscape

The Green Flash

Inner Mongolia, China 2020

 

Digital Produced C - type print |120 x 68cm Landscape

De-Jia Ma

Inner Mongolia, China 2020

 

Digital Produced C - type print |120 x 80cm Landscape

Rhythm

Inner Mongolia, China 2020

 

Digital Produced C - type print |120 x 68cm Landscape

Rhythm - 2

Inner Mongolia, China 2020

 

Digital Produced C - type print |120 x 120cm Landscape

​Beam of Sunrise

Yunnan, China 2018

 

120 Film Print|120 x 120cm Landscape

Behind the Lens:

I took this photo by chance through the car window when we traveled through Sichuan province. By the time he was asking for a lighter from my dad who parked his car by the opposite side of the road.

Aborigines of Sichuan Province

Sichuan, China 2018

 

135 Film Print - B&W Fiber-based Matt|120 x 160cm Portrait

Behind the Lens:

​纳鞋底 becomes a great opportunity of chatting after works been done in the late afternoon. Nans in the village will take out a bamboo-made chair sitting under their roof and talking to each other. Normally the chats are around their children and the news in the village.

纳鞋底(Na Xie Di)

Guangxi, China 2016

 

Digital Produced C - type print |120 x 160cm Portrait

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