PhotograpHI 2008

Here are the group photos we took at Changi Airport yesterday :)

Firstly, we would like to thank the weather gods above for the good weather last Saturday! it rained at night! so lucky us for the fabulous sunny weather in the afternoon :D

We're looking forward to seeing the photos you have taken during the next sharing session! Here's some photos taken by Chung Ping and Ryan at Chinatown.

Now, this is really taking pictures from different angles!


Finally! After many failed attempts at getting Mr. camera-shy Spiderman to face the camera.. Patience does pay off :)


Look! He's shooting us!


Colors of the wind


Say CHEESE!


Wow~pretty lanterns!

Anyway, speaking of group photos, we don't have one with all the participants and volunteers inside. Let's take some complete group photos on our next session! :D

Here is one sample of photo taken from one of our volunteers, YewMeng.There is a title, caption and a brief description of it below.


Title: To the SKY

Caption: Don't you ever wonder how high into the sky you can see? Don't you ever get that feeling to look higher up? Do you feel the urge to see higher into the sky?

Why do i feel it's good: Photos don't always have to be bright and colourful. It just needs to acheive it's purpose. Whenever i look at the photo, my eyes uncontrollably look from the bottom to the top and wish it would go further =)

We hope everyone gained some new knowledge on photograpy from the first session of the PhotograpHI program. We hope you enjoyed listening to Joel Yuen from NTU ADM as he share about his works and photography knowledge. :)

Volunteers and participants interacting with one another


Joel and some of his works


Admiring Joel's work


Paying attention in class


Paying attention...to the camera! :p

A couple of weeks ago, Issac and some Farrago volunteers went on a Pre-PhotograpHI trip to Little India. The purpose of our visit there was simple - to have fun and just snap away!

Issac used a film disposable camera which I felt made the trip interesting because you won't know how the photos will turn out until you develop them.

Here are some of the photos taken by Issac!

I found the last photo particularly interesting. Anyone knows how Issac captured the reflection in that photo?

This Saturday will be our first outdoor shooting session at Southern Ridges. Have fun and capture the moment(s) because you never know what photos you can get to capture!

Our photographs, our thoughts.