Cameron McDonald, a canadian photographer, based in Bangkok. His style favors clean, minimalist compositions that let natural light and thoughtful framing carry the shot. Through his lens, Cameron finds authentic, unstaged spaces and lets restraint do the work rather than heavy editing or staged drama. His photography strips a scene down to what actually matters: light, form, and composition. Cameron brings a refined, quiet eye that invites viewers to slow down and look closer. Discover more of his work on Instagram at @cam.here

Nataliya Kadomkina is a photographer based in Bangkok with an eye trained on the city itself. She works instinctively, chasing symmetry when it appears, layering the overlapping textures of urban life, and waiting for light to turn an ordinary corner into something worth stopping for. Her frames favor the traces people leave behind: worn steps, hung laundry, a half closed shutter, the small evidence that a place is lived in. For Nataliya, every city carries its own voice, and her photography is an attempt to record it. Discover more of her work on Instagram at @nataliya.kadomkina

Ratna Sambhav Upadhaya is a Nepal born photographer and art director now based in Bangkok, shaped by newsroom pace and studio discipline in equal measure. As lead photographer at The Himalayan Times he ran visual coverage across travel, lifestyle, and culture desks on tight daily deadlines. His freelance work covers festival photography for Dancemandu and Run KTM, product campaigns for Aprilia and Specialized Bicycles, and documentary projects with NGOs across Nepal. He brings that range into Tukme: fast reads of a scene, disciplined use of available light, and an eye trained to find the decisive frame under pressure.

Instagram: @ratna_sambhav_upadhaya