Galleries
These galleries showcases some of the people and places I’ve photographed over the years. If you're interested in purchasing prints, visit any of the galleries below and clickon the image. There will be a link to purchase. Feel free to explore my galleries and order your favorite images.
Portraits of Teochew Puppet
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The Goh family handcrafts and performs every puppet, voice, and music note in this rare, intricate art. This gallery captures the vivid costumes and expressions that keep the tradition alive.
Portraits of Chinese Opera: Tradition in Focus
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Studio portraits of Teochew opera performers showcase their intricate makeup, embroidered silks, and expressive artistry, bringing centuries-old performance traditions vividly into focus.
Kolkata – Carried Through Time
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Rickshaw wallahs, bustling markets, and river ghats reveal the daily rhythms and resilience of Kolkata, where history, labor, and ritual linger in every street, face, and moment of the city.
Kashmir – Reflections of the Himalaya
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Morning mist drifts over Dal Lake as shikaras glide past houseboats. Vendors, children, and elders carry on daily rhythms beneath the watchful Himalayas, where history lingers.
Gujjars & Bakarwals: The Last Caravan
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High in the Himalayas, Gujjars and Bakarwals follow ancient paths with their flocks, tending herds, sharing stories, and living a harsh life deeply rooted in tradition, and connection to the land.
Varanasi – The River Remembers
Along the ghats, sadhus chant and pilgrims enter sacred waters as boatmen row through misty dawns. Weavers craft luminous saris, and ancient prayers linger, where time flows endless like the river.
Rajasthan – Desert Dreams, Royal Echoes
In Rajasthan, kohl-lined eyes, vibrant odhnis, and weathered faces reveal a land of resilience and beauty, where ancient forts, living crafts, and royal echoes bind past and present in enduring harmony.
Ladakh – Monasteries, Mountains & Nomads
Towering monasteries, remote villages, and the resilient Brokpa people define Ladakh’s high-altitude life, where prayer wheels turn in cold winds and ancient traditions endure amid one of the world’s most rugged landscapes.
Delhi & Agra – Empire of Stone, Faces of Time
From the Taj Mahal to Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah, Delhi and Agra reveal the living legacy of the Mughal Empire, where artisans, Sufi singers, and daily life keep centuries of history in motion.
