Showing posts with label dramatic portrait. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dramatic portrait. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 21, 2020

Portraits for a Cause Series


A portrait of Maya Trang, during her sponsoring and participation in a charity fund raising location shoot on Mount Davis, Hong Kong Island

Monday, January 20, 2020

Portrait for a Cause



A portrait of Maya Trang, during her sponsoring and participation in a charity fund raising location shoot on Mount Davis, Hong Kong Island

Wednesday, July 11, 2018

More Portraits on the Peak




                                                                                 



Monday, March 19, 2018

Studio Fashion Portraits



Thanks to model Denisa Strakova  @denisastrakovaofficial



Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Performance Photography


This is one of a series of photos taken during a performance of the band  Mid-Life Crisis  for an upcoming magazine article.  The story will profile Singapore expats who work beyond their Corporate "day jobs".  More photos from the shoot are here.

Up Date:  My photos of the Band appear in the December 2009 issue of The Expat Magazine.  You can see the story here .

Friday, September 4, 2009

Photographers I Have Enjoyed Learning From

My portrait of Actress Oon Shu An (oonshuan@yahoo.com), during an Objectifs workshop

Objectifs ( http://www.objectifs.com.sg/ ), is Singapore's Visual Arts Centre for Photography and Film Making enthusiasts. During the past year I have had the opportunity to join a number of Objectifs workshops, each led by a very creative and highly skilled full time professional photographer. Each workshop instructor has been passionate about their art, patient at sharing their knowledge, and truly encouraging of all students at all levels to achieve personal growth in both their techniques and appreciation of the world of photography.

A special thanks to Objectifs photographers
Tan Ngiap Heng ( http://www.thepond.com.sg/ ), Lance Lee ( http://www.offstone.com/bio ), Deanna Ng  (http://www.deannang.com/ ), and Ho Hui May, whose workshops I have had the privilge of participating in. I've truly enjoyed learning from each of you, and been inspired not only by your art, but also by the way you have so unselfishly shared your own personal perspectives with all of us who have taken your classes.