Robinwong

I was at the recent Davis Cup hosted by Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, watching Malaysia vs Vietnam on Day 3. It was a match between Naufal Siddiq Kamaruzzaman (Malaysia) vs Dai Khanh Nguyen (Vietnam), and Nguyen won 3-6, 6-0, 6-2. I brought along a simpler, entry level setup to shoot this name, the Olympus PEN E-PL7 and Olympus 75-300mm F4.8-6.7 II. I wanted to prove a point...

During recent trip to Bangkok, of course I did some shutter therapy and I did my best to approach some local Thai for their portraits. It was always thrilling getting to meet new people, and being able to photograph them was a bonus. This man was sitting out on the streets, reading the morning paper. I believe he worked at a nearby gas tank distribution center. I was hesitant to...

I have been enjoying the Kodak Charmera so much - it is truly small, beautiful in design, shoots lo-fi images and is so simple to use being 100% point and shoot with zero adjustments on the camera. It works, the Kodak Charmera original was a massive hit, it was the most popular camera in 2025. I am sure Reto is making the next Version 2.0, and here are my suggestions on how to m...

I originally wanted to just make a simple video to share real tips on how to improve photography - not just oh what camera or lens to upgrade to, or some quick shortcuts on special camera features or tricks, or overly aggressive image editing. I wanted to share the truth, there is no shortcut in photography, and if you really want to get better in the game, you have got to put i...

I did this flow chart about my street photography workflow 10 years ago! I am sure the formatting can be improved and optimized, especially for smartphone view but I realized that with advancement of AI, I should take pride in my original work and leave all the imperfections in. Strangely, though the chart was made 10 years ago, it is still 100% relevant today, at least for my o...