Monday, March 24, 2008
Friday, March 21, 2008
Competitions due in march!
Here are two upcoming competitions in which the deadlines are very tight. Our internal submission is due the end of this month (31st March). Please submit your photos to Miss Koh (email or give a cd to her). As we all know, photography is a form of art which is very much based on perception, so it's anyone's game to win! =)
1) Singapore Youth Photographer Award 2008
Subject: Choose at least 4 of the 8 categories- Total of 6 photos
Mode of submission: Mail
Website: http://www.sypa.org.sg/
2) International Photographer of the Year Competition
Subject: No restriction
Mode of submission: Either submit online or mail it to them + entry form (www.photowards.com/04/registration.asp)
Website: http://www.photoawards.com/04/contests/index.asp
Yup editing to enhance the quality of your pics should be fine (if needed), but not to the extent whereby the reality of it is twisted! xD
1) Singapore Youth Photographer Award 2008
Subject: Choose at least 4 of the 8 categories- Total of 6 photos
Mode of submission: Mail
Website: http://www.sypa.org.sg/
2) International Photographer of the Year Competition
Subject: No restriction
Mode of submission: Either submit online or mail it to them + entry form (www.photowards.com/04/registration.asp)
Website: http://www.photoawards.com/04/contests/index.asp
Yup editing to enhance the quality of your pics should be fine (if needed), but not to the extent whereby the reality of it is twisted! xD
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Lion's roar pics
Great pics! Do learn :-)
Cut out all the distractions, like this. Focus on the action.
Captures the moment... just too bad it blocks the 2nd guy, but u get the idea :-)
Multiple layers to the pic... interesting details reveal as ur eyes start peeling away layers
Nice use of panning. Maybe cut away the excess on the right? The action leads your eye to the left, maybe put something there? (the pic might look a bit empty)
shows interaction.
notice how the use of framing and rule of thirds emphasizes the emotion.
Think abt this: what is the effect of the space in the center? Would it be better with or without that space?
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
"30th Feb": Exhibition we're going to this Friday

Exhibition: "30th Feb"
Where: Kay Ngee Tan Architects Gallery. 16-17 Duxton Hill, S089600
When: 19.02.2008 Tue 11.00am till 15.03.2008
What: 30th February – a placeholder for the real that reaches no boundaries; where imagination loses absurdity. Renowned for his juxtaposed black and white surrealistic images, photographer Chow Chee Yong will be launching his first photographic book titled 30th February, a collection of his past photographic works. A JCCI art scholarship recipient, he has been the first Singaporean whose works were acquired by Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts in 2001, a collective of photographic prints which includes artworks by renowned photographers Nobuyashi Araki, Helmut Newton and Ansel Adams.
Thanks again to Karliang for the heads-up!
Photo Competition organised by ME!
Hi everyone,
This is of utmost importance. Pls take part in the photo competition organised by ME! This competition is entitled A Peacock's Tale.
The theme is Racial Harmony. So pls, pls rack your brains and snap any photos pertaining, even remotely, to Racial Harmony. Yup, also remember to write a short, one-liner caption to explain its connection with theme.
Prizes are attractive. A $500 cash prize for the top prize. (Btw, considering RIPC's ownage photography standards, we are bound to sweep the prizes should we participate. So, everyone, LET'S PARTICIPATE.)
Yup, Deadline is the end of March Holidays. So snap your photos and send them to ME!!!
Regards,
Vice Chair Gilbert

Yup, Publicity poster:) Supported by One people.sg and Central Development Community Grant. Would also like to thank Photographic Society of Singapore for providing judges.
This is of utmost importance. Pls take part in the photo competition organised by ME! This competition is entitled A Peacock's Tale.
The theme is Racial Harmony. So pls, pls rack your brains and snap any photos pertaining, even remotely, to Racial Harmony. Yup, also remember to write a short, one-liner caption to explain its connection with theme.
Prizes are attractive. A $500 cash prize for the top prize. (Btw, considering RIPC's ownage photography standards, we are bound to sweep the prizes should we participate. So, everyone, LET'S PARTICIPATE.)
Yup, Deadline is the end of March Holidays. So snap your photos and send them to ME!!!
Regards,
Vice Chair Gilbert

Yup, Publicity poster:) Supported by One people.sg and Central Development Community Grant. Would also like to thank Photographic Society of Singapore for providing judges.
Monday, March 10, 2008
Member Profile: Wu Zeyang
Shooting Portraits
Photo of Afghan girl by Steve McCurry
This Friday's training at Objectifs would focus on the area of portrait photography.
There are plenty of opportunities to use this in daily life and for school ops.
To whet your appetite, here are a few good links I've found. There's much to learn online! Feel free to add to this list :)
There are plenty of opportunities to use this in daily life and for school ops.
To whet your appetite, here are a few good links I've found. There's much to learn online! Feel free to add to this list :)
- 16 Inspirational Portrait Photography Techniques- some great visuals here..
- National Geographic Greatest Portraits (series of 10)- think about what makes each of these portraits powerful and unique..
- Steve McCurry- stunning portraiture from renowned Magnum photographer. Think about how each portrait tells a story..
- The Polaroid Album: Friends and Strangers -a little bit from me; an on-going polaroid project
Finally.. a bit of The Arena-Mediacorp publicity
- The Arena Team Portraits- check out the nice lighting and thematic concept for each team
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Saturday, March 1, 2008
Objectifs Lesson: 29 Feb
Briefly what we had learnt:
- Aperture: the amount of light that is allowed into the camera at any point in time. Important relationship: as the value of the aperture increases, there is less light in the photo.
- Shuttle speed: the duration that light is allowed into the camera. important relationship: as the value of the shuttle speed increases, there is more light in the photo.
- Focus your picture on the centre of the subject. Remember to 1) half press 2)HOLD and recompose your shots 3) press the trigger.
Assignment: Photo Essay on My Life
40 percent of your CA marks. (okok, just kidding)
Gilbesoh
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