On arrival in Hong Kong from New York in 1992, he set to work photographing the faces and scenes of Asia. This has involved being roughed up by ex-President Clinton’s secret service bodyguards in HK, being held up by AK-47 toting ex-Khmer Rouge soldiers in Cambodia, crawling across minefields in Laos, squatting 300 metres from Taleban frontline trenches in the 2001 Afghanistan War and narrowly missing suicide bombs in Baghdad during 2003.

He currently specialises in editorial features, reportage, travel, corporate and commercial photography in the Asia region. His editorial work has appeared in publications world-wide including Conde Nast Traveler, Elle, GEO Traveller, Marie Claire, Newsweek, The NY Times, The Sunday Times, The Telegraph, The Times Magazine, Travel & Leisure, Time, Vanity Fair, Vogue and Wallpaper

Corporate clients include Airbus, AT&T, Bank of America, Cathay Pacific, Chanel, CISCO, Coca-Cola, Dragonair, Finnair, Goldman Sachs, General Dynamics, Hang Seng Bank, Heineken, Hongkong Land, HSBC, Intel, Intercontinental Hotels, Jardine Fleming, Lufthansa, Maersk Sealand, Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, MTRC, PCCW, Swire, Time-Warner, United Airlines, Venetian Hotel & Casino
Awards

2012-2003 ARC, Astrid, Galaxy and Mercury Awards Winner
2007 HKIPP Asia Photo Awards Winner
2006 Asia Interactive Website Awards Winner
2005 FCC Corporate Photographer of the Year

Note: Sure you remember the aerial photography challenge from Kai at DigitalRev TV? Shoot him in Kevin Yeung's Porsche 967 Speedster from Wolfgang's helicopter somewhere on the south side of Hong Kong! ( HERE ) or Pro Photographer vs Cheap Camera ( HERE )

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