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A12
The Bund at Night
Aug 3, 2026 · The Bund (Waitan), Shanghai
The masterpiece of the collection and its largest print: the highest resolution in the set, the warmest light, the subject dead centre. Every other portrait in this wing is, in some sense, walking toward or away from this one.
A16
No. 5, Blue Door
Oct 7, 2026 · West Village / Washington Square, New York
The strongest full-body street portrait in the collection: one door, one colour, one figure. It needs nothing else in the frame and has nothing else in the frame.
A19
Gold Pyramid, Atlanta Night
Oct 12, 2026 · Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta
The finale of Wing A. Atlanta answers Shanghai from across the room: another tower lit at night, another grin, home turf this time.
B01
Raffles, in White
Aug 8, 2023 · Raffles Hotel, Singapore
The photographer's earliest exhibited work: a study in whiteness and order, taken straight on, as the building insists.
B02
Departure, Changi
Aug 11, 2023 · Singapore / Changi
Every travel collection needs its leaving picture. The frame inside the frame is the whole composition, and it is a good one.
B03
The Wavy Tower
Nov 24, 2023 · High Line, New York (520 West 28th Street)
The best architecture of 2023 in this set, and the highest-resolution OnePlus frame. The building ripples; the photograph stands still.
B04
Totality, Vermont
Apr 8, 2024 · Wheelock, Vermont
The one unrepeatable work in the exhibition. Dozens of near-identical sun-dots were culled; this wide frame, with the field and the crowd gone dark, is the keeper.
B05
Chicago, from the Air at Night
Nov 20, 2024 · Chicago, from an airplane window
The collection's only aerial. A city reduced to circuitry, which, given the photographer, feels less like a metaphor than a habit of seeing.
B06
LaSalle Street Bridge
Nov 21, 2024 · Chicago Riverwalk, Chicago
The strongest leading line of 2024. The photograph walks you across the bridge whether you meant to cross or not.
B07
The Seagull at the Dylan
Apr 13, 2025 · The Dylan, Midtown Manhattan, New York
Without the bird, a good skyline. With the bird, the photograph every visitor remembers. The seagull has reviewed the view and found it acceptable.
B08
Northwestern, from Above
Jun 5, 2025 · Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois
A campus composed like a map of itself. Hung among the skylines as a reminder that not every horizon in this collection is made of towers.
B09
Reeds and Rust, Hudson River
Jul 4, 2025 · Hudson River Park / Little Island, New York
Independence Day, photographed quietly. The foreground does the work: weeds and iron first, the famous skyline second.
B10
Oculus, Golden Hour
Jul 27, 2025 · World Trade Center, New York
The best of several Oculus frames, chosen for the minute the building turns from white to gold. Architecture as sundial.
B11
The Walkway to Manhattan
Aug 8, 2025 · Queensboro Bridge, Hunters Point, New York
The strongest leading line in the New York group. One small figure walks the line the photograph draws, which is all the human presence it needs.
B13
One World Trade, from Jersey City
Dec 19, 2025 · Jersey City, New Jersey
The classic wide Manhattan view, and the best of its kind in the set. Some postcards are postcards because they are true.
B14
Ohio Street Beach
Jun 14, 2026 · Lakefront Trail, Chicago
Chicago given the same treatment as New York in B13, and holding its own. The railing's ironwork is the signature at the bottom of the canvas.
B15
The Outdoor Screen
Aug 6, 2026 · Shanghai
A photograph of a screen showing a film: three layers of looking at once. The boldest and strangest image in Wing B, hung proudly.
B16
West Bund Canopy
Aug 6, 2026 · West Bund / Longhua, Shanghai
The strongest Shanghai architecture in the collection, all symmetry and lattice. The photographer's engineering eye, pointed at someone else's engineering.
B17
Sri Mariamman Temple
Aug 8, 2026 · Chinatown, Singapore
The richest colour in the exhibition. Five centuries of temple sculpture, one Singapore street, and a stranger whose hair matches the sky.
B18
Riverfront, Singapore
Aug 9, 2026 · Asian Civilisations Museum, Singapore
The closing work. The cleanest cityscape in the set, and the natural end of the walk: railings, river, towers, out.
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