Through his lens

Lisa Manoban came to Seoul at fifteen with a secondhand camera and a dream that had nothing to do with the empire his mother built across three continents. Ten years later he is a photographer at Lumière Media House - quiet, patient, entirely himself - and hopelessly, honestly in love with the one woman who has decided, very carefully, not to notice.

Jennie Kim is thirty-two, Head of Editorial, and surrounded by men who want her. She knows Lisa has feelings for her. What she doesn't know is the depth of them. What she cannot see - yet - is the difference between being pursued and being truly loved.

Through His Lens is the story of what happens when the most patient person in the room loves the most guarded one. Of a Thai photographer who chose his dream over an empire and then built something extraordinary from love. Of a woman who spent years being wanted by everyone and had never once been asked when was the last time you did something just for yourself.
It is slow. It is honest. It is painful in the specific, quiet way that real things are painful. And it is, eventually, everything.

Lisa is portrayed as HE.