Wing, a full-time hair stylist, has been in the business for 20 years. He began as a hair salon apprentice. The pay was low and the hours were long. He gritted his teeth and stuck with it until he became a hair stylist. In 2003 the year of SARS he tried to start his own business. But he ended up closing the business and losing money. Having been through such ups and downs he still insists on doing his best in cutting each client’s hair.
Everyone has a dream. Wing has loved the ocean since he was a child. Influenced by his brother Toby he started diving in his teens. He also fell in love with underwater photography. With years of hard work and dedication, Wing has collected, in his spare time, many rare and wonderful pictures of the underwater ecology in Hong Kong. His works have won local and international awards. As his proficiency begins to be recognised by professionals in the industry, he has begun to toy with the idea of becoming a professional underwater photographer.
But to be an underwater photographer in Hong Kong he has to face many challenges. He also has family responsibilities. Between making a living and pursuing his dream, how will he choose? Should he boldly take the plunge, or wait to see if an opportunity will present itself?
全職髮型師阿Wing入行二十年。十六歲開始在髮型屋做學徒，當時人工低、時間長，不過阿Wing為生活咬緊牙關，一直捱到做髮型師，至今從未放棄；03年沙士阿Wing嘗試創業，可惜最終損手離場。經歷過人生的高高低低，今天的他依然堅持用心剪好每一個頭。
一人有一個夢想，阿Wing自小熱愛海洋，十多年前在弟弟Toby的影響下，開始潛水、更迷上水底攝影。憑著多年來的熱誠和毅力，阿Wing在工餘時間為香港海洋記錄了一張張珍貴動人的生態照片。作品曾經獲得本地及國際潛水攝影獎項，技術開始得到業界認同，令阿Wing萌生轉為一個全職水底攝影師的念頭……
無奈，在香港做一個全職水底攝影師要面對不少挑戰，加上有家庭和生活的壓力，在夢想和餬口之間，阿Wing會如何選擇？放膽豁出去闖一闖、還是「潛龍勿用」，待機而動？
