Victor Yang, Wedding Photographer
Hello!

I’m Victor Yang.

Victor was born and raised in Beijing, China and later moved to Melbourne to get his double degree in Engineering and Computer science from Melbourne University. He then decided to have a full career change from IBM to pursue his dream in photography. He is a multiple award winning photographer who has also been mentioned in Vogue Ballroom and Vines of the Yarra Valley.


17 Fun Facts About Me

Photo of a temple in Beijing, China.

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Born and raised in Beijing China.

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Living in Melbourne Australia.

03

A father of four.

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Graduated from Melbourne University with a double degree in Engineering & Computer Science.

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Travelled to more than 80 cities all over the world.

06

Worked in
and later resigned.

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A commited Christian. Studying Master of Divinity.

08

Know how to play
the Chinese Violin (Erhu).

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Know how to play the piano and my favourite piece is Moonlight Sonata.

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Puppeteer and running Chinese shadow puppet performances at schools in Melbourne.

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Know how to solve a Rubik's cube intuitively.

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Ran 800 meters in 2’46” when I was in my grade 6.

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Love karaoke and cast in a Chinese musical.

14

Love sports and these are my favourite sports

Table Tennis

Ice skating

Ice skating

badminton

badminton

basketball

squash

15

Never kissed a girl until the day I married my wife.

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Favourite food is the Chinese spicy cumin lamb skewers.

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Know
how to say hello in

German
Thai
Japanese
Spanish
English
Arabic
Korean
Vietnamese
Russian
Hawaiian
Cantonese
Indonesian
Italian
French
Mandarin Chinese
Hebrew
Hungarian

A bit more about me

I love my work because I relate to the importance of capturing the beauty of love. My first kiss was with my wife, on our wedding day! It was such a special moment and I wished I was behind the lenses itself to catch that moment.

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