RSquare comes from a statistical term I learned in school — a measure of how closely things relate to each other. I've stripped away its technical meaning and reimagined it as a symbol of the beautiful connection I want to bring through my lens.
Hi, I'm Tsan — meaning "bright light of the galaxy" — the eye behind RSquare Photography, capturing stories with a clean and natural touch, and turning fleeting moments into lasting memories.
Photography has always been close to me. I got my first camera ten years ago and carried that heavy block of gear around the world, capturing both small and big moments along the way.
2024 became a turning point in my life. I married my best friend, and for the first time I hired professional photographers to document our wedding day. Watching them work — and seeing how they captured joy even when things did not go as planned — left a lasting impression on me. That experience changed the way I looked at photography. It was no longer just an expensive hobby I enjoyed, but a path I felt called to follow when the corporate world no longer felt right for me.
After years at a large advertising company that left me burned out, and watching my husband struggle in a toxic and unstable workplace, I knew I needed to create something of my own. Turning my lens toward others and photographing city hall weddings, elopements, and portraits has been a way to reconnect with creativity and with people. My husband often tells me I smile the most when I am editing photos for others, which feels like proof that this is where I belong.
I am slightly introverted, so putting myself out there has not always been easy. What drives me is the hope of creating a space where my clients feel calm, comfortable, and truly seen. For me, photography is not only about making images — it is about slowing down, noticing beauty in everyday stories, and preserving the moments that matter.