ABOUT
NICE TO MEET YOU, I AM JAMEs!
A hobby turned into a passion project, Feastography is a platform where like-minded individuals, like you and I, gather to explore and discover the wonders of the world through food.
Feastography combines the beauty and patience of photography with the sensational and cultural experiences of food. Here you will discover interesting stories about all types of dishes from all over the world (or at least the places that I have visited - I keep this blog very personal).
WHAT IS FEASTOGRAPHY?
Feastography started out as small side project and is a combination of two of my favorite hobbies, food and photography.
Taking nice pictures of food was great and all… But it was not enough for me. Each dish has a unique history behind it. Whether it was a family recipe that was passed down through many generations, or a dish that was thought up of to make use of limited ingredients in times of struggle, a single plate of food holds many stories and gives us an insight into cultures that helped shaped it.
In short, Feastography is a platform to learn about the rich world that we live in, and to inspire get out of your comfort zone and explore all the deliciousness the world has to offer.
A LITTLE PERSONAL STORY
Nice to meet you, my name is James. As you can probably guess, I love eating and travelling, and I am really lucky to be based in one of the largest food capitals in the world, Bangkok, Thailand.
I also enjoy photography (duh :P), filming and editing videos, writing, and painting. My more professional skillsets are: software development, and graphic design.
I was born in Bangkok, Thailand, attended an international kindergarten and high-school in Bangkok.
After high-school I attended Mahidol University International College in Bangkok where I graduated with a bachelors degree in Computer Science.
During my studies in university I realized that Computer Science was really… really hard. Although a prospective field, I did not want to devote my entire life solely to programming, thus I started picking up multiple hobbies in my 4 years at university.
And that is where the story ends… At least for now. I am still very young and I have many opportunities ahead of me. However, now more than ever, I know what I want to do in life and Feastography is waiting for me at the finish line. I’ll leave the rest of this section to be updated in a few years time…
But for now, join me on this exciting adventure to eat, drink, and learn about all the amazing culinary secrets that the world has to offer!
Work with me :)
Looking to showcase your destination, restaurant, hotel, café, or travel brand? I'd love to work together. Feastography offers sponsored blog articles, YouTube videos, and short-form social media content that connect your business with an engaged audience of food lovers and travelers. Interested in a collaboration? Click/tap the button below to learn more!
Let's create authentic content that inspires people to explore the world!
Common Questions
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Surprisingly this is a question I get asked a lot, especially in my YouTube comment section. I am half Thai/Hong Kong born, raised, and lived my whole life (well as of writing this) in Bangkok, Thailand.
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Yes, definitely, but it’s not easy. It took me ~3 years to be able to make more than my post-graduate office job to be able to confidently live off of my travel blog.
The hardest part is consistency and the ability to improve gradually.
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Initially, Feastography was a just a hobby while I was studying Computer Science at university. This little hobby became a source of extra pocket change, so I decided to turn it into a side hustle.
And eventually, that side hustle became a full-time job. I never expected to be a travel content creator…. It just kinda happened…
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My older blog posts features images I’ve taken with my Fujifilm X-T20. Currently I am rocking the Fujifilm X-S20 for both my photography and YouTube videos.
In addition I use my iPhone 14 Pro Max, and the DJI Osmo Nano for YouTube.
Additionally I also use stock images if I do not have the required material for the blog post.
Follow Me on YouTube!
While the Feastography website is mainly focused on general travel information, if you would like a more sensory, visual, and mouthwatering approach, then don't miss the Feastography YouTube channel!
Wondering where to start? How about the tantalizing Vietnamese street foods of Ho Chi Minh City? Or the colonial island of Penang that has now become the foodie capital of Malaysia? Or check out the wild and unexplored landscapes of Southern Laos?
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Want to reach out?
If you have any questions or just want to reach out, I would love to hear from you, and I will do my best to get back with you as soon as possible.
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