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Ricky Gui

English, Chinese and Hokkien speaking photographer based in Singapore.

I've been a full-time photographer since 2006, based in Singapore, and while this journey hasn’t always been smooth, my passion for photography and the joy of creating compelling visuals have kept me motivated.

Over the years, I’ve honed my craft across a diverse range of subjects, including architecture, interiors, industrial settings, events, corporate shoots, and stock photography. While I may be considered a “jack of all trades,” I’ve mastered and continously learning these niche fields through sheer dedication and experience.

Photography has taught me that growth often comes from challenges and a product of continuous learning. We should not fear failure but only fear of not trying.

I bring high energy to my work when the situation calls for it, creating meaningful and enjoyable interactions with clients. Photography is far more than pressing a button—it’s about connecting with people, understanding dynamics, and appreciating design layouts. These skills can’t be taught in a classroom; they’re cultivated through years of experience and immersion in the craft.

I take my editing work seriously because delivering final images that tell a story or elevate your brand is a responsibility I value deeply.

This journey has taken me to fascinating places often inaccessible to the public, from manufacturing plants, oil vessel, underground construction, to stunning interiors, beautiful event venue, and has allowed me to meet remarkable individuals. These experiences have not only expanded my perspective as a photographer but as a human being

Life is short, and I’m committed to living mine to the fullest, capturing every meaningful moment, redefined, perspective through my eyes.

On a side note, I have interest in sneakers and streetwear culture and is gradually learning about fabrics and clothing production. I am a strong believer in Bitcoin for the long term, viewing the current financial system as inherently unfair for the majority of people.