Quiet Arc

Quiet Arc

I am pleased to share that Quiet Arc has been selected for the Royal Photographic Society (RPS) Creative Eye Group Members’ Digital Exhibition 2025. I have been taking part since 2022 and this year’s submission feels a little different; it is the first without my father’s quiet guidance in the background.

I photographed this scene in 2020 and originally shared it as Right from the Heart, named after its location at The Heart at Marina One. With this new title, Quiet Arc, the image takes on a different tone, though the heart behind it still feels present.

Through His Lens

Through His Lens
Photographed in late 2022 during Dad’s remission from cancer, using one of his favourite Leica lenses, adapted onto my Canon… He was a photographer by profession. For me, it was more a hobby that became more serious when I grew up. A few days before he passed, he told me he was happy with these portraits and that I might even be doing them better than he would have. It meant more than I knew how to say…

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Without Colour

Without Colour
I photographed this chrysanthemum at home yesterday. It was originally a bright yellow, but the colour felt a little too intense. Converting it to monochrome helped shift the focus to the textures and layers. Without the distraction of colour, the soft folds of the petals and their natural rhythm became more noticeable. The image took on a quieter, more contemplative feel, just what I was hoping for.