Why I shoot.
Photography, for me, is curiosity with a shutter button. It slows a trip down to individual moments — a face in a market, light hitting a temple wall, the split second a race is won or lost.
The archive goes back two decades: stitching panoramas frame-by-frame in the analog days, then marvelling when software did it in seconds. Standing before the Pyramids of Giza and feeling small. Chasing sunsets across the Great Sand Sea at Siwa Oasis on the Libyan border. Shooting the first corner of the first lap at Sepang, frame by frame, alive with adrenaline.
Dispatches from the lens, on the old blog:
Panoramas of Mauritius (2006) · The Great Pyramids of Giza (2007) · Siwa Oasis & the Great Sand Sea (2008) · The Antwerp Cut (2008) · F1 at Sepang, frame by frame (2009) · An evening with Steve McCurry (2009)
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