*2013 Q1 Newsletter
For those interested in seeing my recent commercial work you can check out my *2013 Q1 Newsletter here.
In celebration of I.M. Pei’s 96th birthday on April 26, this months desktop image is the Bank of China Headquarters in Beijing. Click here to download the May 2013 desktop calendar.
Current issue cover of China Airlines inflight magazine - Dynasty is featuring another photograph by yours truly. This one should look familiar, it’s the National Centre for Performing Arts in Beijing.
April download is now available.
This image taken in Beijing of the National Centre for Performing Arts.

Lil’ Luke was quite happy to get more mail today. This time it was the Applied Arts AACE issue. He couldn’t read the articles but thought the pictures were nice :)

March download is now available.
This image taken while flying low over the mountains surrounding Chihuahua City, Mexico.

Just received my contributor copy of TAKE MY TIME. Our little Luke likes it. If you appreciate graphic design then you will to. This beautiful book was published by Chois Gallery in Shanghai. If you want one you can buy it here. Those interested can download my current calendar each month from here.
About The Book
Take My Time brings together a collection of the most creative calendar designs from around the world. It highlights more than 112 distinguished works with detailed and comprehensive classification. Its innovativeness lies not only in the content selection but also the book cover and layout design.
Take your time to enjoy Take My Time.



If you’re one of the 1,250,000 people who have flown on China Airlines this month, it’s likely you have seen the cover of their inflight magazine featuring my photograph of the Vancouver Convention Centre as well as an inside spread of the city from above.


I am proud of my partnership with Gallery Stock.
To view my growing collection of photographs available for syndication, visit http://bit.ly/KG-GalleryStock

February download is now available.
This image taken in Shanghai near the Science and Technology Museum and Oriental Art Centre.

There have been a lot of whispers and rumours about Thom Yorke’s Atoms for Peace project since the band formed in 2009 to play The Eraser live. In the new issue of Dazed & Confused, the fabled frontman clears up the speculation surrounding Amok, his first group album outside of Radiohead, with one of his most in-depth interviews to date. He also talks frankly about his life and work, discussing his uneasy relationship with fame, that video for “Lotus Flower” and why he’s still intent on bending people’s heads of out shape.
Also, stay tuned to Dazed Digital over the next fortnight, as we’ll be enrolling 14 of today’s most innovative producers, including Actress, Machinedrum, Flying Lotus and Arca, into “The University of Yorke”. They’ll be asking Thom a series of burning questions, plus much, much more.
Until then, we thought we’d get you in the mood by asking the man himself to make us an, ahem, A-Thomic mix of some of his favourite tunes. Little did we realise that he would go into the studio with Nigel Godrich and emerge with 25 minutes of unreleased solo material and remixes. Suffice to say, it’s essential listening. Check below for the tracklisting, and make sure you pick up the issue, which hits the shelves today.
TRACKLISTING
cycles mk 3 thom yorke
you wouldn’t like me when i’m angry unfinished rmx atoms for peace
mali: kono, the sacred birdÃ≈ mali musicians
proud evolution thom yorke 500quid rmx liars
i don’t need an excuse unfinished thom yorke
bloom treatments radiohead
morning shiver down the black wood river anstam
give up the ghost thom yorke rmx radiohead
the grind average joe vs unless atoms for peace
Source: SoundCloud / Dazed Digital
January download is now available.
This image taken from The Peak overlooking Hong Kong.
http://bit.ly/KG-2013-JANUARYimag

Was sure nice to see some familiar photographs in the reception of Pei Partnership Architects. (Taken with Instagram)
Bye bye Beijing, thanks for having me:) (Taken with Instagram at Beijing)
National Library of China (Taken with Instagram at Beijing)
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