General

Date: 12 June 2011 (Sunday)
Time: 1300-1800

Venue:
Warehouse, *SCAPE
2 Orchard Link
Singapore 237978

Tickets:
$5 (Students), $12 (Public)
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Details

Behind the Scenes
By Geoff Ang

Have you ever wondered:

What if you could get behind the scenes?
What is the set up behind the dramatic display of colours and visuals in a picture?
What exactly are the techniques?

Then hesitate no more as Geoff Ang, one of the most in-demand commercial and fashion photographer in the local and international arena, takes us behind the scenes as a commercial photographer. Learn more about goes on before the click of the shutter. Find out how advertising photography gets from conceptualization to print. Expect an interactive time with Geoff as he shares his experience from behind the scenes and get a rare look into the life of an advertising photographer.

Eyeing the Street
By Jino Lee

Do you like to be challenged? In an environment that is free, liberated and non-uniformed, it sounds almost paradoxical for a challenge.

What if you can't preplan or stage a shot? What if you could never really know what will happen next? That's part and parcel of street photography. Envelop yourself in the environment and get ready for surprising moments that may cross your path.

If creativity is your thing, if capturing the moment entices you, if finding beauty in everyday situations captivates your soul, we warmly welcome you to join Jino as he speaks about street photography in Montage 2011. Learn more as he speaks about his journey and his take on this challenging yet inspiring aspect of photography. Find out how Jino chooses the “right” equipment as he shares some tips for better street photography.

Making a Difference with Photography : Find Beauty Amidst Disasters
By Triston Yeo

Many a times when disasters strike, the media will be rushing to cover all possible angles. In fact, many will sensationalise the extent of the disaster so that they can attract more readers. This will continue perhaps for 1 to 2 weeks. After that, media will move on to cover the next "happening" disaster. Have you thought about the lives of the people affected by a natural disaster such as the great Tsunami in 2004 or the current complex situation in Japan? Life still goes on for them but little information is being disseminated about them as media is not interested to talk about it anymore. As a photographer, could we all do something about it? There is much beauty to be found amidst the disasters and photography can be a powerful tool to testify the humanity in life.