Aerial 360 created at The Interlace in Singapore. As a specialised architectural photographer, I also offer aerial photography and drone photography services. I am a CAAS (Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore) licensed aerial unmanned vehicle (UAV) pilot in Singapore. I also offer the unique service of aerial 360 photography in Singapore and throughout Southeast Asia.

360 Virtual Tour at Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) in Singapore featuring highly produced 360 degree images with posed students. We have created an Aerial 360 as the opening image for the virtual tour which shows an overview of the campus. Using posed students we are able to show a vibrant campus life at the university. We have also digitally removed various "2020" measures such as floor tape. There are custom hover hotspots which show either a video, text or a web link on hover.

360 Virtual Tour of The Executive Centre at Ocean Financial Centre in Singapore featuring over 11 x 360 degree panorama images. 360 Photography for the virtual tour was shot with the Fujifilm GFX 50S. The interface and navigation menu use the new left side bar design which is ideal for identical styling when viewing the virtual tour on desktop, tablet and mobile devices. The new ground way point system has a dynamic transition effect between two connected areas. Standard interior photography for the location was also captured during the photo shoot. These images are available in a photo album button on the bottom left of the virtual tour interface.

360 Virtual Tour of Ngee Ann Polytechnic in Singapore featuring over 40 highly produced 360 degree images in a customised interface with a 3 tier menu system. The opening photo of the virtual tour is an Aerial 360 taken at 60 meters which gives a birds eye view of the campus. The customised hotspots feature a thumbnail of the destination and text below the image on mouse hover. The virtual tour also offers a description field in the bottom right of the interface with text about each 360 photograph location.

360 Virtual Tour of Yotel Orchard in Singapore featuring over 30 x 360 degree panorama images with hospitality level production and retouching. The interface and navigation menu are in a familiar left side bar design which is ideal for identical styling when viewing the virtual tour on desktop, tablet and mobile devices. We have used bubble hot spots which show an image of the destination location. The 360 degree panoramas were taken during the corporate hotel photography photo shoot. You can see the full project on my project page for Yotel Orchard in my interior photography projects page.

360 Virtual Tour at the Singapore showroom for Azbil to showcase the items they design and manufacture. This allows potential clients to virtually visit the showroom from anywhere in the world to view videos, web links and read PDFs about their products. The showroom virtual tour interface has unique features designed for this manufacturing client. When you hover over one of the products the bottom right info box updates with information. I have also custom expanding hot spots under the red circle as well as many other custom design features.

Travelled on assignment to The Kremlin in Moscow to capture the Bvlgari Tribute to Femininity exhibition. 3 days of photo shooting and a tremendous amount of post production was required to create over 50 x highly produced 360 degree panoramic images. A fully custom interface was developed to the specifications of Bvlgari with two main sections in a top menu: Magnificent High Jewelry and Bvlgari Icons. Pop out floor plans of each area and a custom arrow navigation arrow system was also developed.

Traveled to Tokyo to create a 360 Virtual Tour of the Bvlgari Serpentiform exhibition at the Tokyo City View, Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, in 2017. I have also created virtual tours for Bvlgari at the MBS Artscience museum in Singapore, and at the Kremlin in Moscow. The tour uses a left menu navigation system which automatically hides to give the viewer a more immersive experience. As the purpose of the virtual tour is to create a "virtual visit" there is google street view style arrow system on the flooring and a hover arrow which allows the viewer to click forward for movement. Some artwork has been digitally replaced because of the inherent reflections in the glass covering the pieces.