Andrew Tsang
Andrew Tsang, a Toronto-based photographer, views photography as both a journalistic and interpretive practice. His images serve as a visual diary, capturing intimate, observational, and narrative-driven moments. After retiring from web content publishing, Andrew continues his photography work, focusing on everyday moments locally and abroad. This long-term exploration of human connection, place, and memory aims to capture the quiet, often overlooked moments that shape personal and collective histories. Each photograph is a record and a reflection, revealing the interplay between subject, environment, and time. His work has been featured in group exhibitions at Tokyo 2025 Ephemere Photo Fest and 2024 FOTOZOFIO in Kyoto.
Canada
Canada
Physical distancing … not too long ago, it was a much-required social etiquette.…
A young boy explores an ancient town in southern China, creating a captivating blend of the past and present.…
What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun. - Ecclesiastes…
Capturing moments—a snapshot of modern tourism unfolding within historical contexts.…
Walking moments …
It appears to be a moment of solitude, yet the presence is never truly alone.
I encountered this couple in Suzhou’s old town. It was a brief but sweet moment for me, as I was just a passing…
