Welcome to my camera roll!
To me, to photograph is to construct a self-portrait from the inside out. A photo is many things, but importantly, it captures the unique lens through which its photographer interprets the world.
I initially took up photography as a way to document my travels, but more than that, it’s a way for me to capture the unique scenes that interest me, to document and share the way I notice my surroundings. As a self-taught photographer, I acknowledge that I’m constantly on the road for improvement, and this exploration continues to be enjoyable while offering an insightful view of both the world and myself.
Hello, my name is Miranda. As the old saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words. In that case, here are a few more thousand words about who I am.
Street photography of local Beijing Hutong Culture
Photo Essay documenting local hawker food & culture in Singapore.
Taken during a stroll down Pagoda street on Chinese New Year’s eve.
A series of notes compiled after watching a cinema screening of “Project Hail Mary” over Spring Break. Visuals Visual Effects Overall, it was really impressive; this plus the cinematography as a whole, made it a film that I found worth watching on the big screen in a cinema. I’ve heard…
<From 2025 June Astronomy trip to Qinghai> 黑独山 in Qinghai is called the most moon-like terrain on earth. I’ve never been to the moon, so I’m not sure how accurate this would be, but the overall environment was incredibly immersive. Once you take the bus into the site you see…
It was one day when I went out to eat in late October that I noticed the gingko leaves had started falling at the shopping complex near my home. Although in my eyes Beijing is normally a gray and monotonous city, I suddenly realized how vibrant it looked during the…
