A table for two

We picked flowers and grass, tossed them in little frying pan, scooped the dirt and packed it tightly into a jelly mould, flipped it out onto a plate and then pretending to eat and drink the ‘food’ we’ve just prepared on a tiny stool – games of cooking in miniature plastic kitchen used to be [...]

Melbourne, here I come. Melbournians, I have a good news for you! Okay, maybe not as exciting as Oprah coming to Australia, but I finally get the chance to come down to Melbourne and share my ATFT Food Photography Workshops with you guys on the 27th and 28th November at St. Ali! Tweet

Bring a camera and an empty stomach. I am honoured to be able to contribute my skills in food photography and share with everyone through my blog. Thank you all who attended my workshops for the last few months and I hope you all had a great time learning a few tips and tricks on [...]

I am very glad that the last four ATFT food photography workshops went well and I hope those who came to the workshops had a great time enjoyed themselves over a nice lunch prepared by Craig Macindoe from MUMU Grill. But most importantly, I hope everyone learned something from the workshop, and had fun. As [...]

Eat more. Shoot some more. Thanks to everyone who attended ATFT food photography workshop and I’m stoked to know that everyone had a great time, learned something new and enjoyed some good food. My apology for those who missed out our first two workshops as it filled up rather unexpectedly fast. But good news is, [...]

I eat. I shoot. And I will show you how, my way. When I started this food blog back in 2008, it was all just a bit of fun by capturing my gastronomic journey in Sydney and around the world through photography. And I’m sure I am not the only one with the same passion [...]

Mix it. Roll it. Knead it. Bake it. Softer. Tastier. Better. Hungrier. That’s how Helen and I roll… …the flour dough that is, during a breadmaking workshop at the Convent Bakery inside the Convent Abbotsford, a Melbourne Food & Wine Festival event. My mum would be so proud to see her son making his first [...]