Why My "Best" Photos Might Be Sitting in an Old Folder
If you asked me to show my best work, I'd probably pull up photos from the last year or two — but a recent podcast episode made me question that instinct. Between my seasonal shooting habits and a copyright-registration workflow that delays my Instagram posts by years, I ended up revisiting some old photos I'd nearly forgotten. What I found surprised me.
AI, Diners, and the Art of Nostalgia in Photography
Inspired by AI-generated diner scenes and Edward Hopper’s timeless paintings, I reflect on how nostalgia, digital art, and urban solitude shape my photographic vision—and why old diners might be my next muse.
The Photographer’s Dilemma in the Age of Generative AI
Is AI replacing photographers—or redefining what art means? A personal reflection on urban landscape photography, creative effort, and the rise of photo-realistic images that blur the line between real and generated. Featuring thoughts on Hong Kong, snow shoots, and the value of being there in person.