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Every moment only happen once in our lifetime, treasure it and capture it.

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Photography is a soul searching process

About Tahusa.co 

It began as a humble blog seven years ago.

Born from an itch to geek out over cameras, lenses, and all things photography, I started capturing my unscripted moments with photography and honest insights into the cameras and lenses I explored. It was very fun and has given me an opportunity to meet photography enthusiasts from around the world, whom a lot of them I can now call friends. 

My website is slowly expanding—from reviews and visual diaries to photography tips, e-books on lens investment, and film basics. You’ll also find a selection of favorite lens hoods, soft release buttons, films, and presets. If you enjoy my content, consider buying me a coffee from the homepage. Your support helps grow this platform, and I truly appreciate it!

Gear & Photography Chat

Wherever you are, let's connect! Book a time with me for a casual GAS chat where we can swap stories and reviews. Struggling on what gear to buy next? You've got a friend in me!

Wherever you are, let’s connect!

Based in Hong Kong but always dreaming of the next travel destination. If you’re in town, hit me up.

Not in Hong Kong? No problem, I’m your photography buddy from afar. Let’s find a time for a casual GAS chat to swap stories, reviews, tips, and photography questions. Whether you’re curious about film types, looking for new gear, or planning your next photo adventure, it’s all about fun and passionate photography conversation.

I hope you’ll find comfort here. Discover something new, get excited and a new thing or two.

How did I start with film photography?
Back when I was studying in university, I watched a Japanese drama called “Hard to say I love you”. In the first episode, Nagayama Eita appeared in front of a vintage camera shop staring at a Leica M7. At that time, I had no idea about the Leica rangefinder cameras and how it works; however, the shutter sound and Eita’s expression when he was using the camera fascinated me. Immediately after some online research, I and sold all of my DSLR cameras and bought my first Leica M6 camera and a Summicron 35mm f2 IV pre-asph (one of the best Leica lenses to start with). In 2010, my film photography journey officially began.

What camera gears do I use?
I mainly shoot with my Leica rangefinder camera and I love using the 35mm lens for street photography and 50mm is my most comfortable focal length; it is a black repainted M2 that I have been using for the past 4 years. I also have a black a la carte Leica MP with my Summilux 35mm 1.4 ASPH FLE lens, and the Noctilux at night. Although I have used the medium format,  I find that the 135 film suits me best.

Connect People with Cameras

If you have any questions related to film, camera gears or want to take some pictures together in Hong Kong. Feel free to reach me out.

Solo Exhibition

2021 We Have Seen Better Days, Joint, Hong Kong

2023 We Have Seen Better Days, Space Place Gallery, Russia

Teaching & Workshops

2019 National Geographic Photo Camp, Hong Kong – Teaching Assistant

2021 Tahusa.co Black and White Develop Workshop

Book Photo Credit

The Perar Book by Dirk Rösler / Japan Exposures

Interviews

Photowalk with the Camera Community

Just another way for people to meet and bring their cameras in Hong Kong

8 Comments

  1. Hi Anson,

    I’ve found your blog and then instagram accidently. It’s just WOW. I love your images. They’re all beautiful. Keep up the good work! They inspired me a lot.

  2. Hey there I’m from Hong Kong as well! Currently living in southeast US. Stumbled upon your site with the leica 35mm f1.4 reivew. you’ve got a great eye with pics that make the reviews very enjoyable

    • That’s fantastic to hear from a fellow Hongkonger! It’s great to know you’re enjoying the content. Thank you for the kind words about my photography.

      If you ever find yourself back in Hong Kong, I’d love to meet up for a coffee or a photo walk around the city.

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