EDITORIAL

Common Goods Conversation Series
2020-2021

Nobu

Conversations w/ Good People is a blog series I started on Common Goods to introduce interesting people doing cool things in the community – people who aligned with the values of the brand in appreciating a slower lifestyle and enjoying time outdoors.

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Nobu

EDITORIAL

Neat Places
2018-2021

Neat Places is a curated city guide to some of the neatest little spots around New Zealand.

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EDITORIAL

Vietcetera
2018-2019

Vietcetera is an online magazine covering stories of the new and modern Vietnam.

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PERSONAL / EDITORIAL

New Zealand

New Zealand is home to a diverse range of incredible and beautiful landscapes – here is a wee collection of photographs I’ve taken on personal adventures and editorial projects. 

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PERSONAL

Zó Project
2018

Making paper with Zó Project, Vietnam

Zó Project is a social enterprise that’s working to preserve the art and knowledge behind making traditional Dó paper, and in turn provide a sustainable form of income for the paper making families of Suoi Co village in Hoa Binh.

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Making paper with Zó Project, Vietnam

PERSONAL

Phu Lang Pottery Village
2018

Roughly an hour north-east of Hanoi in Bac Ninh province lies Phu Lang Pottery Village. Known as one of the oldest pottery centres of the Red River Delta, it is thought that pottery was first introduced during the Tran dynasty in the early 13th century. Here, a range of vases and decorative household items are produced using a distinctive red clay and a natural brown glaze.

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PERSONAL

Y Tý
2018

CIRUM is a locally-run NGO working with ethnic minority groups in the mountainous provinces of Vietnam to support their legal rights over forest and land resources. As part of their efforts, they run cultural tours to Y Tý, a small commune in the Bát Xát district.

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PERSONAL

Hong Kong
2017

Hong Kong is an incredibly exciting city. The stark contrast to Christchurch from the second we stepped off the Airport Express is startling after a thirteen hour flight. The streets bustle with people, smells and noises. For a population of over 7 million, commutes may be a little cosy, as is the footpath and public spaces, but the infrastructure is impressive and keeps a constant flow.

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PERSONAL

Kashgar
2016

Situated on the westernmost point of China, Kashgar is unlike any other Chinese city in language, culture and ethnic makeup. Historically a major Silk Road trading post and the gateway between China and the West, I was intrigued by how little I knew of modern day Kashgar and the Xinjiang region besides the occasional headlines of protest and unrest.

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