Hi there, My name is Stanton and I am a medical doctor based in Hong Kong. Travel photography is my passion and I’ve been blessed to have the opportunity to travel to some of the most beautiful places in the world.
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My Camera Gear (Digital)
Nikon Z7
This is my current digital camera which I use extensively, both for travel and event photography. I switched to the Nikon Z7 from the D800 when it was first launched in 2018. The evolution of mirrorless cameras have been an absolute life-changer. The dynamic range and image quality is the best I’ve ever used. In addition, the new Z lenses are absolutely legendary in every category!
Photo Credit: B&H
Leica M10-P
Why bother with a manual focus camera in the 21st century? Well, there’s nothing quite like the rangefinder experience. Colours that come out from this camera are absolutely breathtaking. Not to mention, the aesthetics are out of this world!
Photo Credit: Red Dot Forum
Fujifilm X1ooF.
The Fujifilm X100F is a great all around camera. It captures a certain colour tone and richness to the image which no other brand can do. It produces absolutely stunning images and its compact size and weight makes it a joy to go out with. Photography aside, the camera also serves as a great point and shoot for personal events such as dinners and gatherings.
Photo Credit: B&H
My Camera Gear (Film)
Hasselblad 500cm
The most classic of them all - the camera that went to the moon and back. An analog configuration which demonstrates medium format film at its absolute best. I love the 6 x 6 square format (similar to Instagram square). Best sounding shutter of all time.
Photo Credit: Hasselblad
Leica MP (film)
Film photography at its finest. The Leica MP black paint represents my intention of taking photography back to its basics. The build quality of this camera is simply outstanding and is a true testament to the legacy of the brand.
Photo Credit: Jerry Bei
Nikon F2a
The camera that never disappoints. Reliable, robust and retro. I have a deep affinity for Nikon and its line of vintage lenses. If there is one film camera I keep for life - this might just be it.
Photo Credit: Tim Rogers