Julian was approached by Epson to be their inaugural exhibitor for their prestigious epSITE Imaging Gallery

Between August 29 to October 31, 2003, Julian’s vivid interpretations of the wild were showcased in a solo exhibition, “In Harmony With Nature” at epSITE. More than 5000 individuals streamed through the gallery during the two month period. Julian’s proudest moment was when President S R Nathan graciously accepted an invitation to visit the exhibition on October 10, 2003.

President Nathan signing guestbook

In December that year, Julian made more inroads into the environmental world when he was appointed Field Editor of Asian Geographic, one of the definitive voices for Asian ecology.

From February 2004 onwards, seminars, talks and presentations featured largely in Julian’s portfolio. He has worked with various establishments including Sony, Singapore History Museum and Adanac Communications.

January 2005 saw the beginning of a personal voyage to immortalise the hope, recovery and resilience of those affected by the Asian Tsunami of Dec 26, 2004. Julian’s objective for this year-long self-funded project is to use the photographs he has taken, and will continue to take, for a exhibition to remind people that our fellow human beings still need our assistance.

In March 2005, Julian volunteered himself to assist in home construction in Sri Lanka and some of Julian's footages taken then was complied into a music CD entitled "Hands United" to raise funds for Habitat for Humanity, Singapore. This effort is a collaboration between talented songwriters and 3 leading local artistes, namely Joi Chua, Kit Chan and Sun Ho. Habitat for Humanity and Cathay Pacific Airlines played a pivotal role to the completion of this project.

The rest of the year was spent in exploring the possibilities to help the unfortunate, concentrating on raising awareness to the plight and needs of the tsunami victims.