What you may or may not have realized about me yet is that I am half Chinese. The Chinese side of my family have lived in Malaysia for ages — primarily in some combination of Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Ipoh.

Most of childhood summers were spent running around my grandparent’s home in KL and eating the most delicious food that I have ever had the pleasure of eating, including but not limited to INSANE AMOUNTS of roti canai from our local spot.
Each time I go home to KL, I trawl through books of old family photographs and ask my family members about their lives. [2012 promises an exciting update on the latter].
Here are some amazing pictures of pictures of my family in KL in the 50s and 60s that I saw at my uncle’s home in London recently. INCREDIBLE!



Phenomenal capture by subliminous:
See…? Here is dad at the Francis Alys exhibition at the Museo de Arte de Lima. December, 2011.
Great interview with photographer Magnus Reed over at FvF.
Most interesting are his thoughts on whether or not it is easier to be a photographer today or back in the 80s when he got his start relatively casually.
I think in many professions this is a good question to consider — now, we have so much access to tools and networks, but it can almost be overwhelming and there are so many paths forward. I think it is just a question of choosing and going forward stubbornly and adjusting as life happens.
Via freundevonfreunden: FvF Berlin: Meet Photographer Magnus Reed
same night, me sandwiched between two of the biggest fans of christmas i know.
also, go see the carte blanche exhibition at palais de tokyo by john armleder if you are in the area. really spectacular installation with one of my favorite emilie ding pieces on display!!!
a photo by cédric at the villa magica xmas party on monday night @ the palais de tokyo.
i was going for a silly wink — maybe not as successfully as i wanted :)
check cédric’s blog here

La ferme de Saint Maurice

Lausanne with Soul Clap

Vernier with UDC poster correction

Geneva’s best car

Annual hiking trip, HELLO MATTERHORN
amazing shot of erin fetherston in her apartment in new york.
love love love.
via vogue
Photographed by Claiborne Swanson Frank
This dress is unbelievably beautiful.
Beautiful clothing and textiles made by Paige Kettering



work is bananas, but these images from the selby are too beautiful to not share.
all i can say: LOOK AT THOSE GILLS IN THE THIRD IMAGE, NATURE IS INCREDIBLE.
from mya henry and eric werner at hartwood, tulum, mexico
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