Tuesday, 20 July 2010 17:58
"Faces of Angkor" Exhibition Launched on 17 July 2010
“Faces of Angkor” showcases the works of 21 PSS members who explored the city of Angkor on a trip orgaised by PSS early this year. All of them were very happy with the trip even though they had to wake up very early in the morning and had to endure the hot, humid weather for 6 days.
The exhibits show the group’s different interests in photography, ranging from landscape to portraiture, and from travel to photojournalism. “The exhibition provides an excellent opportunity for the group members to learn from each other’s work taken from different viewpoints, and with different techniques”, said PSS President David Tay who launched the show at the Loke Wan Tho Gallery on 17 July 2010.
Ms Lily Tan, one of the newcomers who went on the trip was very pleased with her misty scene of the Sra Srang. Thanks to the guidance from PSS Vice President Goh Kim Hui who led the tour.
Mr Tay told the group members present that there was no substitute to practice, and encouraged them to continue with their picture-taking, locally or overseas. He also urged them to participate in competitions as a way of improving themselves in their chosen field. The exhibition will be open to public until 1 August. Opening hours are from 2pm to 9.30pm Monday to Friday, and from 12 noon to 5.30pm on Saturday and Sunday.

A momento from the exhibitors: (L-R) David Wu, Lily Tan, Sharon Tok, Goh Kim Hui, Leslie Tan,
Lee Chek Lim, Lie Kee Pong, and Thng Ting Hee after presenting a memento to David Tay (centre).
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