A copy of a copy of a copy... We're seeing duplicates of duplicates in these images by Peter Stewart: adobe.ly/3heuk8l

"One Night in Shibuya" A classic night shot overlooking the heart of Shibuya, Tokyo. For me, this is about as close as it gets to simulating the world of "Blade Runner" in real life.

Interesting to see the difference in headlines between literally every world media source vs the absolute bullshit being reported by Russia Today (RT). What a dark day in history it is.

What are the best films of 2021 that you've seen? Here's my top picks: Red Rocket (USA - DIR: Sean Baker) West Side Story (USA - DIR: Steven Spielberg) Drive My Car (JAPAN - DIR: Ryûsuke Hamaguchi)

After a brutal two years of closure that has utterly decimated the local tourism industry, Vietnam has finally re-opened its doors to the world. The beautiful old town streets of Hoi An are starting to come to life again.

After 3 days of non-stop torrential rain, finally we get few hours break. Neighbour of course takes the opportunity to water his garden. WTF??? I'll never understand Vietnamese logic. YOUR GARDEN IS ALREADY FLOODED MATE!

'The Great Divide' On the border between Hong Kong and Mainland China. On one side, the rural wetlands of Hong Kong's former closed border area. The other being the rapidly expanding and behemoth of a city that is Shenzhen.

Where's Wally? Hong Kong Edition.

Nearly shat my pants when this came up in a quick fire duel in GeoGuessr. I did the whole Leo DiCaprio pointing at the TV meme IRL....then I won. Flawlessly!

Featured in today's print edition of The Guardian UK. My image of Saigon's rush hour scooter traffic. Should look quite impressive in double page spread!

When your photo edits end up looking like CGI renders.

Well....there goes my ultrawide! My fault for buying LG junk.

At the promenade in Hong Gai, overlooking the fishing fleet and the backdrop to the start of Halong Bay.

Everytime I'm forced to use Windows my rage levels increase by +20 points. Macs sure ain't perfect but why oh why can an OS be this diabolically awful to use?

Having a little street view explore through Hong Kong and found one of my fave old corner spots I used to love photographing. On the left is 2011 vs now (2022). Much of the city now looks like this. Cleaner for sure, yet seemingly devoid of its charm.

That was an interesting little jolt! So rare for here to have earthquakes.

Is it just me or do original vinyl pressings of classic albums sound waaaaay better than their modern re-mastered digital counterparts?

It seems everyone is jumping onto the lifeboats in advance of the possible demise of HMS Twitter. Where are all you photography peeps heading to now?

"The Old Hill" Singapore, 2016

The colorful seafood restaurant lined streets of Shinsekai district, a popular night spot for locals and tourists alike in Osaka, Japan.