Tell us a little bit about yourself:

I’m actually a 3rd year communication design student at Swinburne University, Melbourne. I love nature and love animal since I was young. I love travelling around when I got time, especially in school holiday.







How and when did you discover your love for photography?

Since I got my photography subject at school and since I got my DSLR last year.

I kept practicing how to use the camera and found it quite challenging. Especially when you learn how to shoot different style of photography.



Was there a defining moment when you decided that ‘nature’ was your favourite subject matter?

I can’t remember exactly when I decided that nature is my favourite subject matter, Like I said above I’ve been in love with nature since I was a kid.



How much of your talent lies with intuition as opposed to training?

I would say that I haven’t really got decent photography training. Most of my photography knowledge are acquired through just by going out and do more experiment with my camera. They didn’t teach you much in school due to the limitation. It’s only 1-2 hours per week in class. But I have learnt some studio photography technique in school.







Which subjects inspire you the most?

I love every subject that is related with nature and also everything related with humanity.



What is your favourite time of day to work?

For photo editing or everything related with computer, I love doing it at night , but in taking photo, I love to go out in the very early morning when the weather is permitting.



What cameras do you use to produce your work?

I use Nikon D70 with some lens to produce my work. I think the most important thing in doing photography is not only the cameras but the lens you used also holds a very important role.

Changing and testing lens is one of my favourite things in photography. I feel that it’s very challenging to learn and to use new and different lenses.



Do you have a favourite? Why?

One of my favourite is “the zebras” which I think is unique as we can see the two zebras look like the reflection of one zebra. I also the way it looks like a pattern to me.



What’s your opinion on film vs. digital?

It think it doesn’t matter what kind of camera you use either film or digital can get you a good photograph. Both of the cameras got their own benefits, in digital, you can get a correct exposure easier rather than film but you have to sacrifice the quality a bit with digital.







How would you describe your style?

I don’t think I have any specific style in my photography. I’m just adopting others style and mixing it together which I described it as freestyle.



What is the most important element to capture in your photography?

I think the most important element to capture in my photography is the sharpness and the detail of the subject.