The Stage

I'm very honored to be leading one of the team for The Stage.



The Stage is made up by several photographers that worked alongside Lawrence Tsang for the past couple of years, sometime these teams were branded as Lawrence's second team, however, as demands for Lawrence's "Second Team" increases it is more beneficial for Lawrence and these teams to establish a separate "Brand".

For more information, please visit The Stage's website.

Always rain on 7th of June ?!

While I'm still immobile with my fractured ankle, I went through my previous photos (again...) and I realised at the same time last year, it also rained for more than seven days non-stop...

Taken today (early morning to be precise)...

Taken one year ago today...

Yunnan, Kunming Trip - View from 4 feet high...

Due to personal reasons I went to Kunming (in China's Yunnan Province) for a week, and unfortunately (or fortunately some might say) I've fractured my ankle on the first night. I was confined to a wheelchair for the rest of the trip and missed out on many photoshooting opportunities.

When I started learning photography, I've read many articles that say "take your photos 4 feet from the ground", I must admit...on many occasions I was too lazy to squat down and take it from "4 feet", however, since I'm confined to a wheelchair this time, I was forced to look at the world from "4 feet" high...and it was a great experience (apart from my immobility).

While I was confined to a wheelchair and moving around in public places, I've started to realise people tends to stare at you in many ways, some tend to be curious (how come a disabled person still holds plenty of camera equipments?), some tend to be not so friendly and some showed a sense of sympathy...any how, it wasn't a very good feeling eventhough I know I'm only temporary disabled...

Why do people look at other people differently just because they don't share the same mobility as them?

Kathie & Joseph

Today was the big day for Kathie and Joseph, eventhough the day started relatively late (compared to other weddings I've been to) it turned out pretty smooth.

I've known Kathie for a very long time...and because of this, I must say she was very pretty on the day..and for Joseph...he was handsome and cute as usual (I really mean this hehe) but there's also a hint of stress though.




As you can see...a very happy couple and I'm sure there will be many more happy moments for them in the years to come!


The ceremony was held in a church at Pok Fu Lum, it was the best church I've been to so far, hopefully will have another chance shooting in it very soon...




A happy bunch....sincerely wish Kathie and Joseph plenty of happiness for the years to come!!

Photoshoot for 新森林's new menu

This was one of the toughest assignment for a while...the shoot started around midnight and it lasted till 6am in the morning, on top of that, I was presented with all these beautifully crafted dishes (more than 70 of them) but not able to have them...while my mouth waters and concentrations lacking my partner was still able to push me through the shoot...





Isn't the lobster very red and lively? (yeh... I know the photo is a bit red too..)


I was able to taste test this peking duck afterwards...the meat was so tender and juicy that I almost have to fight my partner for it...


Baked escargot stuffed in button mushrooms...nice....


To taste these delicious foods...please visit 新森林 at the following addresses:

旺角: 通菜街2W號地下
佐敦: 九龍佐敦庇利金街55號地下
灣仔: 香港灣仔天樂里3-5號地下

Carmen & Anthony

Carmen and Anthony was a very hard pair of couple to work with...not because they are unfriendly or have many requests, it is because they are very quiet and takes a fairly long time to "warm-up".

Luckily, I was a "Standard" photographer today so don't have to worry about too much about getting them warm up...but the downside of being a "standard" photographer is not able to take any snapshots...

Eventhough is hard for them to get warmed up...it doesn't mean they are cool amongst themselves.

The registration ceremony was held in a relatively new church near Tseung Kwan O, it is pretty modern compared to other churches I've been to and the experience was also pretty "interesting"...

The flower girls and flower boys were so cute (all eight of them) and I think they've enjoyed the day as much as the newly weds.


Actually, I've forgot what Anthony was saying while I took this photo (yes...once again...) but judging from their reactions...its got to be something special...

Carmen finally "warmed" close to the conclusion of the night...or it was because of our "intra-day slideshow" that caused it?!

1 year ago today....

The last couple of days were very hectic for me due to family commitments but is all settled now...

I was able to skim through my previous photos today and realised I took the photos below exactly one year ago...these are all my ex-colleagues from SCB and without the dates on the photos, I will never realised is already one year since I took them...and what's more surprising is we still have dinners and gatherings quite often....so happy to have known these colleagues and it was a great pleasure working with them...

Ms CS (on the left)... while the subtle but sometime witty Ms AL is on the right.

These two (on the left)..no need to mention la hahaha..I'm sure most people know them...still can't refrain myself from laughing whenever I see this photo...

And least but not least (on the right), the ever happy Ms EL...really misses working with these people as well as the many others that I didn't have the honour to take photos of....

Inauguration Ceremony and Dinner for a Charity Organisation

Thanks to KC, I was one of the event's photographer for this Charity's Board of Director inauguration ceremony and dinner...eventhough it was a star studded event, I was so busy that I didn't have a chance to get any autographs...

VIPs included senior government officials, celebrities and the rich and famous but I'm not allowed to show you any the photos taken until the official media materials are released by the Charity....however, I can show you some of the people that are more "well-known" to the general public.

As I've mentioned earlier, this event were attended by many senior government officials, one of them was Mr Shane SOLOMON, CEO of the Hospital Authority, when he was leaving (at least trying to leave), he was surrounded by the media asking about the recent "USB Finger" issue that was the talk of the town and as the "event photographer" I certainly won't miss the moment in photographing him.

But with my limited experiences working with large number of journalists, I was literally shoved around and find it almost impossible to get close to him, however, with much effort (of course using my large body to my advantage) I was still able to get close enough to get the shot below...wow...what an experience!

Elderly Homes Day Trip

Today was some very special day for me...I was a volunteer for a Day Trip for three elderly homes, they were:

愛群理療護理院 , 美景護老院 and 安福護老院

I never went on a day trip in Hong Kong and more importantly, today I went with almost 100 elderly people with their relatives and friends! Eventhough some of these people are somewhat immobile and some even with minor dementia, they were still making their best effort in enjoying every attractions...

After spending couple of hours with them, I've learnt we should try to live life to the fullest and never give up so easily irrespective in how difficult the tasks in front of us were.


As some of these people do not (or cannot) leave the elderly home due to health reasons, they were very happy and excited to see the "outside" world...I think is just like a child going to an amusement park.


This 公公 was taking a rest after walking up the stairs...his smile was so innocent and real...


This couple was married for so long that both of them forgot how long it was...nevertheless they were still holding hands and enjoying their day out...and from their behaviors, it seems like they still love and care for each other just like when they were young....some of us young couples find it very difficult to do...



After taking this photo, I had a brief talk with this 公公, and to my surprise, he is also a professional photographer, and what's more, he just had his own photo exhibition three months ago, I've learnt so much from him and as you can see...photography is not limited by your age!


This 婆婆 was enjoying her day out with a smile... she was waiting for her "buddies" while she was having a rest after a "long" walk...


Inside the Chinese University courtyard...


Don't know why, eventhough I was not paid for today's "job", I think my level of enjoyment and the satisfaction I've got were so much more than working for a "paid" job, maybe because I can see so many happy elderly peoples (you will think they are children just purely judging from their behaviors) taking a day out and enjoying a trip that I think 99% of us will think is boring...

It taught me how to enjoy everything you do regardless how boring it seems and don't take them for granted....and most importantly enjoy and cherish what you have now (health, family, friends, etc...) because eventually, you will loose them no matter what they are.