Photo Notes

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Landscapes, travel snapshots and everyday scenes — a break from the numbers.

These photo essays were first written in Chinese; English versions are being added gradually. See the Chinese section for the full series.

The Language of Flowers

🌿 Beyond the numbers of tax and finance, there are flowers for every season. This one is for anyone who loves nature and small beautiful things. Before We Begin Every time I pass the flower shop on the corner, I end up stopping in front of the buckets of colour by the door. As a child I simply thought flowers were pretty; buying a bunch for someone was a nice thing to do, nothing more....

The Colours of Autumn

🍂 Beyond the numbers of tax and finance, the seasons keep turning. This one is for anyone who loves nature and a little poetry. Before We Begin Autumn gives way to winter, a light wind passes, and the year writes its loveliest lines in flowers opening and leaves falling. People say autumn is a season for missing someone. I would rather believe it is a season for meeting — a red leaf, a breath of osmanthus, a gentler version of yourself....