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Singapore Arts Festival 2012 – A Sneak Preview

Posted on May 17, 2012 by David Teo

The Singapore Arts Fest is once again upon us, and this year the Arts Fest will kick off with a bang on the 18th of May, with an entire Festival Village built up around Esplanade Park by the Singapore River. … Continue reading →

Posted in Documentary / Street, Photojournalism | Tagged arts village, centaur, concert, esplanade, esplanade concert hall, esplanade park, festivals, flux, jade bird, kids arts village, media preview, musical, musical performance, performance, sg arts fest, Singapore, singapore arts festival, singapore arts festival 2012, the flight of the jade bird, Théâtre du Centaure, Your Singapore | Leave a comment

New Face of Asia 2012 / FSO Closing Party

Posted on May 3, 2012 by David Teo

Fashion Steps Out 2012 began with a bang when an entire 600m stretch of Orchard Road was transformed into a giant runway with 150 models strutting down the street in a dizzying array of the latest designer brands from the … Continue reading →

Posted in Documentary / Street, Photojournalism | Tagged catwalk, clothes, Fashion, fashion models, Lido Shaw Theatre, Models, New Face of Asia, New Face of Asia 2012, photojournalism, Ricoh GXR, Ricoh GXR A12 28mm f2.5, runway, runway fashion, X100 | Leave a comment

When Fashion Stops Traffic

Posted on March 18, 2012 by David Teo

Yesterday night at 8pm, all traffic along Orchard Road grounded to a halt as the entire 600 metres stretch of orchard Road from Paterson / Scotts junction to Bideford junction was closed to all vehicular activity for 2 hours. No, … Continue reading →

Posted in Documentary / Street, For Photographers, Photojournalism | Tagged Alicia Pan, citrogen, D700, Fashion, Fashion parade, Fashion show, Fashion Steps Out, Fashion Steps Out 2012, Fashionistas, hunks, Junita, Junita Simon, Models, Orchard, Orchard Road, Singapore, X100, Your Singapore | 1 Comment

A Look Back in Time – A Life on Strings (Part 2)

Posted on February 21, 2012 by David Teo

This is a followup Part 2 post from the first article, A Look Back in Time – A Life on Strings, where we took a nostalgic look at what it is like to go back to the 1960s and revisit … Continue reading →

Posted in Documentary / Street, Photojournalism | Tagged Asian Civilisation Museum, Empress place, Journey to the West, puppetry, puppets, Sin Hoe Ping puppet troupe, Singapore, Singapore culture, Sun Wu Kong, Wu Song Fights the Tiger | 1 Comment

A Look Back in Time – A Life on Strings (Part 1)

Posted on February 20, 2012 by David Teo

Today, as a generation that is constantly online and wirelessly connected, we are incessantly treated to a smorgasbord of audio and visual treats – whether it’s a instant gratification of real time updates on Twitter, the visceral impact of (sometimes … Continue reading →

Posted in Documentary / Street, Photojournalism | Tagged Asian Civilisation Museum, Empress place, Journey to the West, life on strings, Pan Jin Lian, puppet, puppets, regenerating communities, Sin Hoe Ping, Sin Hoe Ping puppet troupe, Singapore, Singapore culture, Sun Wu Kong, Wu Song, Wu Song Fights the Tiger | 1 Comment

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