It just felt right from the moment I had the camera in my hands. The process from capturing the moment to the outcome excites me. I started off with an obsession with black and white, then colour. The more I learnt about photography and its many possibilities, the more I wanted to become a photographer. I remembered I had the lowest grade in class, and the lecturer told me not everyone can work as a photographer. I was upset then, but I believe I have proved him wrong.

I must admit that the idea of coming up with a new image every day, whilst doing other jobs, is indeed very ambitious. The shoots are not always planned; there are days that I need to improvise within a short time. The challenge of Project 365 is pushing my boundaries under different circumstances and making the fullest out of everything I have. I wasn't sure if I could manage to deliver as I wish daily. But, I'm a very strict person and can be harsh on myself so I know no matter how tired or occupied I am, I will deliver the new work every day.

I don't have a specific favourite image. Every image represents a different mood and emotion.

It really depends on the concept and mood that I think would fit best for the scenes. It also depends on the outfits, set design and the surrounding. Finding the balance is very important.

It has been up and down during the journey. But I have learnt during the process that no matter what happened has happened I should move on.

I wouldn't go back and advise myself for anything as this project is about finding new possibilities and doing what I like to do to share them with my audience. It's a learning process. I'm glad that I started this project, the journey has given me many new visions on creative perspectives and different possibilities in photography. The benefit of this project is a journey of self-discovery.

Usually, I come out with the idea and inspiration for the shoot, then the hashtag is added after the shoot to give a tweak to the concept of the image. I like to use hashtags that give different aspects to my image, which will leave space for my audience for their imagination and interpretation.

I find peace in nature and I love travelling to places with beautiful scenery that I have never been to. I love escaping the busy street and crowds in the big city to recharge myself. I think it's a pity that we don't pay much attention to how beautiful these natural forms are around us. That is also the reason why I like to observe.
Nature is very fascinating, it's unpredictable, mysterious and calm. I believe the connection between nature and humans are closely bonded. Like how nature provides for us on a scale not measurable. Therefore, I like to capture the mood of nature with the emotion of humans to give more layers to my work.

I would like to travel, shoot and work in different cities with different people again, once the pandemic is over. I’m someone who needs changes or new excitements flowing into my life continuously. I am always looking forward to travelling to somewhere I have never been and working with talented people around the world.

Doing personal creative projects is more flexible since I'm in charge of everything. I have the freedom to do what I feel like every day. Just like a visual diary, the images reflect the mood, emotion, and story on different days.
On the other hand, editorial and campaign photography have a budget for set design and a bigger team focusing on one project. Both have their own perks, I cannot say which I prefer.

At this moment, I can’t think of one, I still have a lot of ideas I have yet to try.