I love to plan my days when I go out to shoot. I check weather, I check location and more to maximise my day. However, when you are away and around only for a weekend, the ideal weather and every else goes out of the window. I would love to say that I would love [...]
Some days start normally and end with some surprises. Days like these are far and few between so I love going back and review them especially when these memories have images attached to them. Since I work full time, I set out time to capture images. These are usually weekends. Just like any other day, [...]
Early last year, I was lucky enough to be invited to visit The Scalpel building before it opened. The Scalpel is the new skyscraper addition to London's skyline. It can be found on Lime street. On the same street and adjacent, you will find the Lloyd's Building and the Willis building. The Scalpel is 190 [...]
I love travelling and you will never find me travelling without my camera. For short travels, I keep things to the bare essentials. This includes a body, a wide angle lens which is my ever faithful Canon 17-40mm f/4 and a telephoto my Canon 70 - 400mm f/4, ND filters and as many SD cards [...]
I am the most boring person that I know. However, when it comes to my work, the moodier the better. This day started like any other. When I go out to capture images, the first thing I do is check the weather. The weather truly dictates what the end result would be. I am not [...]
I've always believed that the way and what we are feeling greatly affects how we edit our images. I can almost map my feelings through my work. Let me walk through this........ I named the attached images "Little things" because it is the little things that we feel and the way we process our emotions [...]
You may have noticed that there's been a while since I have not posted anything other than the Monday's Inspiration posts. There's a reason why. The last few months of last year and this year have been really hard on me. I have lost my grand-mother and it's been very tough on me. I was [...]
