The name’s K — JX K.

I'm not a professional photographer. I don't consider myself an artist or anything fancy like that. I just like to observe and document the world around me, the same way a novel unfolds into a vivid tapestry of characters and scenes.

Sometimes I take on assignments, applying the same approach: I observe what’s in front of me, and interpret them in my own way. I don't always play by the rules, but I always deliver the goods: technical execution and client experience are paramount.

At the end of the day, I'm only a man with a camera and an innate curiosity about the world. My camerawork captures the essence of the world in my own way, and I invite you to draw your own interpretations and meanings from it.

Photo Essays:

My Approach to Photography:

Highly Improvised

My approach to photography is a bit like jazz music: spontaneous and free-flowing. I don't follow any strict rules or conventions. Instead, I see things as they are and interpret them in my own way.

Cerebral

I never settle for superficiality in my work — every image is captured with intention. There’s a time to be aggressive and fast when shooting, and a time to be slow and methodical. I’d like to think I have the wisdom to know the difference.

Human Experience First

The camera is just a tool; secondary to the people and experiences that I am privileged to witness. Being present in the moment and immersing oneself in shared experiences is more important.

The Luck Factor

“The harder I work, the luckier I get.” — I’ve no idea who said this, but it applies to photography; at least for my style.