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Unbelievable

Was browsing the extensive portfolio link collection when I came across another successful local photographer.

Since I had not seen his credits appear often on local editorial pages, I had wrongly assumed that he was a newcomer. But no. He has shot Coco Rocha. And his list of commercial credits go on and on and on.

He has also started a project called Hypertrophy, about Asian bodybuilders. And most, most amazingly - the photo on the photographer profile page is himself. See the page here.

Holy crap.

I'm starting to observe a trend here. A lot of local photographers are multi-talented. And they seem to go very very far.

I wonder if I'm imagining things.

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