My wife Shao Ping and I lived in Pasir Ris in north-eastern Singapore for a year or so and sometimes of an evening we would walk down to the beach to catch the cool breeze and watch the world go by. Mangroves dotted the shore and the nearby estuary. It was not unusual to see(…)
I was fond of the storms that criss-crossed Singapore. These great storms would roll in with high winds and driving rain. I would watch them from the windows of our flat in Bukit Batok. I photographed the storms and this is one such occasion. The swirling clouds, intense rain, the smell of the rain and(…)
This week’s Friday Follow Twitter Interview is with the amazing Cameron Paterson. His interesting thoughts and insightful questions come to us all the way from Harvard.
Some time back the Illawarra coastline of southern NSW was host to an intense low pressure system and the cell whipped up some impressive seas off the coast. I managed to capture a few photographs of the big swells and the waves crashing over the breakwater at Belmore Basin.
This week I am starting something new. This is an idea I have had for a while. I wish to take Friday Follow on Twitter that one step further. Each week I shall interview a member of my connected network…
One morning some time back I had the opportunity to photograph a sunrise. I was at North Wollongong Beach. The sun rises over the Pacific Ocean, our eastern horizon. I was pushing the limit with exposures, concerned I would burn the living daylights out of the old Sony digital camera that I was using. Well,(…)
Iridescence in the Illawarra 
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TESOL times at uni 
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