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30/05/2026

Matcha Lake (Qingshan Lake) gets its color due to a dense carpet of thriving duckweed. These tiny floating plants multiply rapidly under the sun, thriving in the calm, sheltered waters among the cypress trees to form a velvety, neon-green blanket that looks exactly like a giant bowl of matcha.

📍Hangzhou, China

22/05/2026

Would you visit this bin location? ⬇️🚮

📍571 Hakone

12/04/2026

The sun alignment was not planned on this one 🫢

10/04/2026

What I see vs what I take 👀 How did I do?

02/04/2026

Your best photos are never planned, here’s why 👇

I was in Budapest for just 2 days, shooting popular landmarks like the Hungarian Parliament Building…

But this shot wasn’t planned.

I was walking along the river when I noticed a crescent moon setting. Quickly opened my Photopills app to see what it could align with.

Saw it could line up with the roof of this church, so I rushed over and managed to capture this. Ended up being my favourite shot of the trip.

Ever had a moment like this?

02/04/2026

BTS from Japan 🇯🇵🌸

As a landscape photographer, my camera is usually mounted a tripod. But once in a while, I do enjoy shooting on the go to capture fleeting moments.

Reflections completely changed the way I shoot landscapes.Early on, I thought reflections only worked when the water was...
14/03/2026

Reflections completely changed the way I shoot landscapes.

Early on, I thought reflections only worked when the water was perfectly still.

But over time I realised they can do much more - creating symmetry, framing subjects, adding foreground interest, and even producing abstract textures.

Here are a few lessons that helped me capture stronger reflection photos. Save this for your next shoot. 📸📱

What the most unexpected place you’ve found reflections? ⬇️

Cherry and plum blossoms in Japan are beautiful, but surprisingly hard to photograph well. Branches go everywhere and sc...
08/03/2026

Cherry and plum blossoms in Japan are beautiful, but surprisingly hard to photograph well. Branches go everywhere and scenes can quickly feel messy and unpredictable.

That’s why I enjoy shooting them. It’s a great challenge for composition practice.

One technique I often use is framing with nearby branches and shooting with a wide aperture, letting blossoms in the foreground blur into soft layers to simplify the scene and add depth.

Here are 20 frames from Japan’s blossom season.

Which frame is your favorite? 🌸

When I first became interested in photographing the moon, I was fascinated - being able to see it up close, the craters,...
04/03/2026

When I first became interested in photographing the moon, I was fascinated - being able to see it up close, the craters, all the little details 🌕

But after a while, it started to feel repetitive… every shot looked the same.

That’s when I started experimenting: adding foregrounds, shooting during moonrise or moonset, playing with exposure blending, and trying different focal lengths. Creative experiments like moon stacking, silhouettes, and starbursts made it feel alive again.

Happy moon hunting 🌙
Save this if you want to try something different next moon shoot.

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