Women at the forefront of photography: re-defining a male-dominated industry

By Sherry Wang — edited by Lucile Stengel

My life as a migrant worker — a photo essay

by Leeh Ann Hidalgo — edited by Lucile Stengel

Empowering Women Through Photography: Three Years On

By Bonnie Chiu

In Lensational’s International Women’s Day series, our Co-Founder Bonnie Chiu shares her reflections on Lensational, which was brought to life exactly three years ago. Join the conversations via…

Documenting history through photography

By Juliane Reissig, with Antoinette Dumegah, Bernadette Young, Felicia Donkor, and…

Meet our Photographers: School Girls in Chennai

For a group of underprivileged school girls in Chennai, photography has expanded the world. Trained by Lensational, they wandered — for the first time — around their local streets, making vivid images of objects, people and places that carry…

Turning a Blind Eye to Ignorance: Photography as Therapy

By Bonnie Chiu and Lorenza Entilli

The medieval town of Perugia, in the Centre of Italy, has been hosting the Perugia Social Photo Fest (PSPF) every year since 2012. The event is an extraordinary occasion…

Why do we actually engage in photography?

By Samir Sakir Siddiqui

For most of us, it would be a very simple answer.

Yet, in reality, photography is more than that meets the eye .Photography is a complex language that carries information and…

Arumy and I: an entrepreneurial dream for Plumbangan village

By Yuen Sin

It was through this Medium collection that I got to know Arumy Marzudhy, funnily enough. She had been in Hong Kong for more than a decade, working as a domestic helper to supplement her…

From Indonesia to Hong Kong: My grandmother, tears and inspirations.

By Bonnie Chiu

“The most important thing in life is to be happy.” My grandmother would tell me, at least once a day, followed…

Unheard Stories in Hong Kong: Dreams of Foreign Domestic Workers

By Andrea Liu — edited by Lucile Stengel

We all have our dreams and our personal stories. Dreams guide us through rough times, while our stories make us who we are. In Hong Kong, there is a…