Annice Lyn is a Malaysian photojournalist who documents stories of critical importance, having transitioned from a career as a national figure skater to become the first Malaysian female photographer accredited for the Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang 2018 to raise Malaysia's ice-skating visibility in pursuing winter sports in a tropical equatorial country and subsequently covering the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics, Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, and the 2023 World Athletics Championship in Budapest, Hungary.

Annice currently holds the title of Canon Malaysia EOS Master and a co-founder of Women Photographers Malaysia, where she focuses on developing an inclusive culture through visual storytelling. Annice's work has graced the cover of TIME magazine, April 2021’s "Climate is Everything” Issue capturing an artwork by Red Hong Yi, and her recognition in Forbes 30 Under 30 for her advocacy in bridging the gender equality gap. Additionally, she recently executive produced a female-led Victoria's Secret campaign in partnership with Women Photographers Malaysia​. 

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Annice's works has garnered attention from major global publications, TIME, National Geographic, International Skating Union, the New York Times, Prestige Malaysia, and Malaysia Tatler. Apart from her photography work, she has also participated in campaigns with well-known brands such as L'Occitane en Provence, Xiaomi, TUMI, Chopard, ASICS, Apple Inc.

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Beyond her photographic endeavours, Annice, who is architecturally trained, founded Anntopia in 2015, a platform for her creative pursuits in authentic portraits, weddings, and designs. She has also covered significant events like the Malaysia General Election 2018 and the 2022 Batang Kali landslide, having previously worked with the Associated Press in 2019 and later signed with Getty Images, where she covered editorial, featured news, and sports.
 

When Annice is not taking photos, enjoys her role as a big sister, indulges in local food hunting, and practices Muay Thai. Though her passion for storytelling through photography, she is open for assignments, project commissions, workshops, speaking engagements, and engaging conversations over coffee.