This is 2nd part of my street photography series. Here I’ve compiled them into a more architectural theme. Some scenes may be familiar to those who have watched shit tons of movies like I do, but nevertheless please enjoy my street photography of New York city Part 2.
New York City and Street Photography goes hand in hand, like peas in a pod. Bright billboards, busy streets, steam from the sewers, shiny signages, yellow cabs, and vibrant souls are all packed in this island of dreams. Everywhere you turn, there is always a photo opportunity. This concrete jungle is not only filled with
Recently with the progress of the two Koreas having a very promising and progressive summit, it’s a fantastic time to take a look inside the hermit kingdom through my lens. Now that the world has once again turn their focus on Kim Jong Un, I’d like to share some of the shots I’ve seen of
This is another set of 10 street photographs taken during my trip to North Korea. These photos are picked randomly to showcase the normal lives of ordinary North Koreans which is rarely covered by the media. As we dwell a little deeper into the DPRK, let’s take a break and enjoy photos of the North
North Korea is a country that is difficult to isolate politics from whatever they do. However if you try really hard and focus on the ordinary people, you will notice that they not so different from you and me. Humanising the North Koreans was one of the hardest things for me to do. “Where words
In 2014 and 2015, I’ve traveled to the hermit kingdom twice. Every time I visit, the DPRK fascinates me even more. However behind that thick fog of curiosity, there’s always something that touches my heart. We often see large scale military parades, ridiculous coverage of unverified news, defectors who lie for money, but we often
