This coming Sept ClubSNAP First Friday @ SAM will feature the Hasselblad Users Group (HUG) monthly gathering on the 3rd Sept 2010. It will be graced by KEN SEET
The venue will be on the 2nd floor of their SAM @8Q which is on Number 8 , Queen street off Bras Basah road.(see attached map below)
The Program for 3rd September 2010 HUG at SAM@8Q.
6.30 pm . Registration of Guests .
7.00 pm . Presentation by Ken Seet Life / Lux / Living / Light, 6 years on the road.
He will talk about his work over the last 6 years.
7.45pm . Break for Finger food /drinks.
8.00 pm . Dance Photography Shoot A practical shoot presentation by local Commercial photographer Edwin and Teck
from Lumina Photography. ( Bring own camera or use the demo Hasselblads.)
9.00 pm . Free Gifts Draw for the participants .
9.15 pm . Close .
Seating is limited so please register early with denis at denis_lim@shriro.com.sg .
Location of SAM @ 8Q
About Ken Seet.
Having taken up photography as an inseparable part of his life for over fifteen years, Singapore-born Ken Seet has found a realm of peace through his quiet and atmospheric black & white world. Regardless of subject matter, to seize a moment in time by freezing the scene and capturing Its innate beauty has become Seet's ultimate aspiration.
A graphic designer by training, the thirty-six year old has had together over a dozen solo and group exhibitions to his name since 1993. Most recently, he was awarded the Young Artist Award for photography by the Singapore's National Arts Council in 2003.
Since picking up his first camera over a decade ago, Seet has gained recognition for his innate ability to interpret the world with timeless beauty, frozen in his signature black and white style. His works have since been seen on galleries' walls from Hong Kong to Paris to New York and Japan and can be found in numerous private and public collection.
With the start of his own photographic business in 1995, Ken has since been splitting his time between vocation and avocation, seeking a equilibrium in life which he admits is often elusive. It is little wonder that his unique vision has also taken the photographer to great commercial success. A highly sought-after commercial photographer today, Seet has become a living example that commercial and artistic photography need not be at odds. Over the years, he has worked with numerous local and overseas direct clients, design houses and advertising agencies.
Having progress a long way, Ken Seet career's matures with his character as he continually seeks to find a greater clarity and simplicity in his works. With most, if not all, confusions and struggles settled, Ken has developed a truly recognizable style in his works. A gentle celebration of peace and quietude, of life and light shines through each and every piece of his work.
With the start of his own photographic business in 1995, Ken has since been splitting his time between vocation and avocation, seeking a equilibrium in life which he admits is often elusive. It is little wonder that his unique vision has also taken the photographer to great commercial success. A highly sought-after commercial photographer today, Seet has become a living example that commercial and artistic photography need not be at odds. Over the years, he has worked with numerous local and overseas direct clients, design houses and advertising agencies.
The venue will be on the 2nd floor of their SAM @8Q which is on Number 8 , Queen street off Bras Basah road.(see attached map below)
The Program for 3rd September 2010 HUG at SAM@8Q.
6.30 pm . Registration of Guests .
7.00 pm . Presentation by Ken Seet Life / Lux / Living / Light, 6 years on the road.
He will talk about his work over the last 6 years.
7.45pm . Break for Finger food /drinks.
8.00 pm . Dance Photography Shoot A practical shoot presentation by local Commercial photographer Edwin and Teck
from Lumina Photography. ( Bring own camera or use the demo Hasselblads.)
9.00 pm . Free Gifts Draw for the participants .
9.15 pm . Close .
Seating is limited so please register early with denis at denis_lim@shriro.com.sg .
Location of SAM @ 8Q
About Ken Seet.
Having taken up photography as an inseparable part of his life for over fifteen years, Singapore-born Ken Seet has found a realm of peace through his quiet and atmospheric black & white world. Regardless of subject matter, to seize a moment in time by freezing the scene and capturing Its innate beauty has become Seet's ultimate aspiration.
A graphic designer by training, the thirty-six year old has had together over a dozen solo and group exhibitions to his name since 1993. Most recently, he was awarded the Young Artist Award for photography by the Singapore's National Arts Council in 2003.
Since picking up his first camera over a decade ago, Seet has gained recognition for his innate ability to interpret the world with timeless beauty, frozen in his signature black and white style. His works have since been seen on galleries' walls from Hong Kong to Paris to New York and Japan and can be found in numerous private and public collection.
With the start of his own photographic business in 1995, Ken has since been splitting his time between vocation and avocation, seeking a equilibrium in life which he admits is often elusive. It is little wonder that his unique vision has also taken the photographer to great commercial success. A highly sought-after commercial photographer today, Seet has become a living example that commercial and artistic photography need not be at odds. Over the years, he has worked with numerous local and overseas direct clients, design houses and advertising agencies.
Having progress a long way, Ken Seet career's matures with his character as he continually seeks to find a greater clarity and simplicity in his works. With most, if not all, confusions and struggles settled, Ken has developed a truly recognizable style in his works. A gentle celebration of peace and quietude, of life and light shines through each and every piece of his work.
With the start of his own photographic business in 1995, Ken has since been splitting his time between vocation and avocation, seeking a equilibrium in life which he admits is often elusive. It is little wonder that his unique vision has also taken the photographer to great commercial success. A highly sought-after commercial photographer today, Seet has become a living example that commercial and artistic photography need not be at odds. Over the years, he has worked with numerous local and overseas direct clients, design houses and advertising agencies.
