1 min readJapan
Views: 0After dark, many Japanese cities shift to a smaller scale: narrow alleys of bars, red lanterns over doorways and signs stacked up the buildings. A gallery of the country's evening streets.
1 min readTaiwan
Views: 1From Taipei's towers to the lanterns of Kaohsiung, Taiwan's cities come alive at night. A short look at how the island lights up.
2 min readPhoto Essays
Views: 2Red alleys, stacked signs, wet pavement doubling every light. A short essay on why East Asian cities look like this at night, and why we keep photographing them.
1 min readMoments
Views: 0Traffic drawn as lines of light, a tower glowing from above, skylines reflected in a river at dusk.
1 min readPeople
Views: 0Commuters in morning light, the Shibuya crossing, and single figures passing through neon and lantern light at night.
1 min readMoments
Views: 0A figure with an umbrella in a red-lit alley, signs reflected on wet pavement, lanterns over small bars.
2 min readNotes
Views: 0Neon signs look effortless to the eye and surprisingly hard for a camera. Notes on exposure, colour and reflections.
2 min readPhoto Essays
Views: 0Silk lanterns in Hội An, rows of red lanterns in Kaohsiung, a single red lantern outside a Japanese bar. The same object carries very different messages.
1 min readNotes
Views: 0The short window after sunset when the sky turns deep blue and city lights come on. A few practical notes on making the most of it.
