: Yeo Yeow Kwang Sony 2013


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  讲 座:《提升摄影质量的几个小改变》

  主 办:《2014心系中华文化》摄影比赛工委会

  讲 员:姚耀光(索尼(Sony)2013 国际大赛公开组组别第一名)

  地 点:新加坡南安会馆(30 Mohammed Sultan Rd)

  日 期:2013年7月14日(星期日)

  时 间:下午2点正

  报 名:南安会馆秘书处(电话:6737 3866 / 6737 4711)

  入场免费。

  如何发挥您拥有的相机、手机、傻瓜机的摄影功能 ?如何提高您的观察力? 如何拍摄与中华文化相关的题材? 这些“疑难杂症”,都能从《提升摄影质量的几个小改变》摄影讲座兼交流会上获得解答。

  这是第四届《心系中华文化》摄影比赛工委会所主办的第一场造势活动,摄影比赛工委会希望通过这个讲座和出席者们进行交流及听取大家的意见。同时,工委会也希望能招募到义工,为将来扩大比赛规模铺路。摄影比赛由三家会馆联办,分别是南安会馆、南洋梁氏公会和厦门公会,而宗乡会馆联合总会则是其主要支持单位。比赛期限是从2013年1月1日开始至2014年11月1日结束,公众可致电向本届秘书处-新加坡南安会馆询问详情,或致函linkphotocontest@gmail.com。

  讲员姚耀光将通过他在教学、生活、节日、旅游中所拍摄的摄影实例,讲解如何利用在取景、构图、用光、对焦等方面的小改变,帮助与会者提高照片的质量。他也将同时演示几项简单而重要的 Photoshop 后期数码处理技法,以优化照片的色调、色彩、清晰度,让摄影作品更动人。

  姚耀光先后毕业于新加坡义安工艺学院机械工程系和英国(University of Strathclyde) 大学国际商务系(MBA)。2005年报读北京师范大学汉语文学系,2011年完成硕士课程 。目前,他是人协的注册摄影培训师,在多家摄影团体与联络所授课摄影与数码后期优化的课程,也时常在摄影团体主持摄影艺术讲座与担任本地、国际摄影大赛评委。

  除了获颁英国皇家摄影学会博学会士及美国摄影家学会5星级国际摄影展览参展者外,姚耀光的摄影作品也曾经获得包括2011 年度旅游摄影家奖( Travel Photographer Of The Year 2011),索尼(Sony)2013 国际大赛公开组组别第一名与新加坡区域国家奖第一名等国际奖项。今年则获得由新加坡义安文化中心颁发的2013年度特选卓越摄影家奖。
 

erm... can you translate it please? there are members like me who aren't chinese and can't read it.
 

Event: Presentation by Mr Yeo Yeow Kwang (Winner, Panoramic, Open Competition, 2013 Sony World Photography Awards)
Topic: Small changes to improve your photography
Organiser: Link Chinese Culture Photography Contest Working Committee
Location: Singapore Lam Ann Association (30 Mohd Sultan Road)
Date: Sunday, 14 July 2013
Time: 2pm
Registration: Singapore Lam Ann Association (Tel: 6737 3866 / 6737 4711)
Event cost: Free of charge

How do you maximise the potential of your compact, camera phone or your DSLR? Wanna learn how to increase your situation awareness for photographic opportunities? How do you capture images that represent the Chinese culture in Singapore? Mr Yeo Yeow Kwang will be answering these questions at this event.

This event is organised by the working committee of the "Link Chinese Culture Photography Contest". The contest runs bi-annually and is currently in it's 4th edition. This is the first rallying event for the current edition, which runs from 1 Jan 2013 to 1 Nov 2014 (closing date for submission of entries 1 Nov 2014). The working committee hopes to gather opinions from the participants for this competition. At the same time, we will also be on the look out for volunteers as we move to expand the scope of the competition. This competition is jointly organised by Singapore Lam Ann Association, Nanyang Neo Clan Association and Singapore Amoy Association. Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Association (SFCCA) is one of the supporting organisations for this competition. To know more about this competition, please feel free to call up the secretariat for this edition, Singapore Lam Ann Association, or email to linkphotocontest@gmail.com.

The speaker for this event is International Awards Winning photographer, Mr Yeo Yeow Kwang. He will be sharing photographs taken during his daily life, travels and festivals, and explain how you can use composition, aperture and light to improve your photography. He will also be demonstrating on how you can make a captivating photograph by using a few essential functions in Photoshop.

Some of Mr Yeo's recent awards are:

1. Winner, Panoramic, Open Competition, 2013 Sony World Photography Awards
2. Exotic Image – Best Single Image in an Exotic portfolio, Travel Photographer Of The Year Awards 2011, UK.
3. 2013 Photographer of the Year, Ngee Ann Kongsi and many more.

To find out more about the speaker, please visit Y.K.Yeo Photo Portfolio

This event will be conducted in Mandarin.
 

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For those that have registered for this event, you may want to bring along your camera to take some pictures of the Hong San See Temple which sits right in the event venue. This temple became the first building in Singapore to win the Award of Excellence in the annual UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation in 2010. It was gazetted as a national monument on 10 November 1978.
 

erm... can you translate it please? there are members like me who aren't chinese and can't read it.

From what I gather the talk is in chinese... not sure if you want to attend it.