- This is a quick 2-hour workshop subsidies by Sony.
- Our focus is on education, we are unable to guarantee the model's gender or ethnicity.
- Social distancing must be practised within the classroom, and participants will be require take turns to photograph.
This is a basic course that teaches participants how to light a human subject taught by professional portrait photographer, Wesley Loh.
Wesley will be providing demonstration using LED, and participants will be given opportunity to create their own images.
About Wesley Loh
Wesley is a storyteller and extremely curious about people.
Wesley’s eye for capturing emotions has helped corporate outfits portray a more human and friendlier side to their images. He set up Memphis West Pictures in 1997, and has shot for many clients ranging from international companies (e.g. McDonald's, Standard Chartered Bank, Hewlett-Packard, Oracle, Burson-Marsteller, JW Marriott & GHM Hotels) and local firms and institutions (e.g. National University Hospital, SMU, NTU, NUS, NTU, & National Arts Council).
On a personal front, Wesley has exhibited his works at Genesis in Paris and the University Cultural Centre (Singapore). Wesley won an award for for the ICON de Martell Cordon Bleu in 2012. More recently, he worked with Epigram Books to publish 100 Singaporeans, a photography book showcasing 100 Singaporean faces, in his bid to find the "Singaporean face".