The above above video is character-driven montage of “Portraits of Southeast Asia,” a photo-heavy post from September 2013 on Sleepless in Singapore that shows a beautiful cross section of the characters who inspired… Continue reading
Transformative. That’s the word I use when people ask me, “How was your trip to Southeast Asia?” Nine months have passed since my return to North America, yet I still think about that… Continue reading
These are the people — the culture — the stories of Southeast Asia through my camera’s lens. Here you’ll find intimate, black and white, portrait-styled photographs of Thai tattoo artists, Malaysian gangsters, Cambodian… Continue reading
Editor’s Note: This is a mini documentary accompanied by a feature story about Michael Fisher, a Jamaican pastor from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. He’s one of Canada’s premier martial artists. This story is… Continue reading
Skates scratch, sticks clap the ice and a puck zips past me. Players crash the net. Someone scores a goal. I’m not in Canada. This is Singapore. Yet, a hockey culture lives here.… Continue reading
There’s more to chef Henry Teo than meets the eye. I met Henry on one of my first days in Singapore. A true character, he operates a restaurant across the street from my… Continue reading
As my time in Singapore dwindles, I’m trying to experience as much as possible before departing for Thailand, Cambodia and Myanmar, and eventually back to Canada. That means photographing everything that moves. A… Continue reading
By day, Joo Chiat Road is a quaint, bustling street, an enclave of cultural findings on Singapore’s east coast. By night, it transforms into an infamous mini red light district. The squeaky melodies… Continue reading
This post was inspired by my recent trip to the Sri Veeramakaliamman Hindu temple in Singapore’s Little India district. After visiting Sri Veeramakaliamman, I became somewhat obsessed with the goddess the temple is dedicated to.… Continue reading
Singapore has absorbed culture from every corner of the earth. Chinese, Malaysian, Indonesian and North and South Indian people make up the bulk of the cultural fabric here. Some are new to Singapore,… Continue reading
