Credits: Khim Stone (webpage design concept) and Tienve (host of online exhibitions).

'Lensafesto' of a documentary photographer: 
People often open themselves to a camera in their desire to make a connection with other human beings. My work has always been a privileged touch to the lives of others and a process of learning to understand the human conditions. Through photography, I have learnt to connect and participate, yet step back at times to let some poignant moments speak. In a world inundated with visual imagery,  
I believe the traditional photograph can still inform, inspire and influence. - Tiet Ho

About Tiet Ho: Photographer Tiet Ho is known for his sensitive work in documentary/reportage as well as portraiture. A part of his project Wall of Silence was selected for the prestigious Documentary Photography Exhibition & Award, organised by Leica & Centre for Contemporary Photography (Melbourne) which toured Australia during 1999-2002. 

Tiet’s project Boys Will Be Girls was exhibited at the Stills Gallery and featured at festival Reportage  -  A Celebration of Photojournalism in Sydney (2001). His public work includes Visions of Australia - photographs promoting 1999 Australia Day on national television, and Tracking Art - exhibition of billboard-sized photographs in New South Wales (NSW) train stations.

Tiet’s work is in the collections of the State Library of NSW, University of NSW, University of Western Sydney, and the widely acclaimed Fuji ACMP Australian Photographers’ Collection. 

Tiet has received many visual arts grants including one from the NSW Ministry for the Arts for the Shimmering Light project. His work has been reviewed on ABC TV, SBS Radio, Radio National, Radio Australia, BBC, and the Sydney Morning Herald.