Category: Photography Workshop

It was a pleasure sharing with customers of BMW Performance Motors Singapore about mobile photography. I always happy to collaborate with brands that I support and love. Thank you Leica Store Singapore for the opportunity. Grateful

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It was an absolute joy sharing with my largest class to date, 170 teachers and staff of MOE.

We covered the basic of mobile photography and each group had a challenge to take part in,
to win prizes at then end. There were many creative entries and they all got to vote for each
others photos.

I’m glad that most of them left learning a new tip or 2 to help get better photos in the future.

As part of their jobs in the early education teaching sector, teachers have to pick the skill of making good images. Be it for daily documentation of student life, incident reporting, achievement records or celebration highlights, these teachers are at the forefront of these events. In order to capture these moments, the school has provided them the opportunity to learn basic mobile photography skills as part of their welfare package, so that they will be able to capture decent images when the need arises.

This workshop was a 2 hour session that covered the basics of photography. We shared about 3 basic techniques in composition, how to adjust your exposure and what makes a good image. We walked from Bayfront MRT station to the SG 50 Lattice and that allowed us to be exposed to both indoor / sheltered and outdoors settings to let the learners experience photographing in different environments.

This workshop was curated to upskill pre-school teachers and empower them with basic short video creation methods. The class was about 30 people and we all had a great time filming and editing their videos. The organisers were pleased with the results produced from that session.

I was invited by the National University of Singapore Photographic Society committee to share about street photography as part of Montage 2025 – a national photography competition held every year. We had a quick 20 min brief then headed out to the streets along the Singapore River to catch some street shots. My 10 year old came along as well and shot the group photo for us.