He came to Toronto from Hong Kong in the 1990s as a student. He was fascinated by the cultural differences between the two cities, so he started to use his camera to document visual diaries. His passion for photography strengthened when he worked alongside creative minds in a design studio. He received his first photography award in 2011 at the Chang School in Ryerson University for his work “To Serve and Protect” from the G20 Toronto summit. In 2014, he became a freelance photographer and strives to make photographs that not only record history, but also preserve the mood and feel at a particular moment in time.