2020 has been a challenge for small and medium businesses.
The same can be said for our studio and others globally.
Regardless, there can be no joy working with our partners and friends to come together and create. To ideate and hone our craft and build.
We invite you to view these pictures behind your masks and to look forward to a better year ahead.
—
We’d love to work with brands and organisations like yours, so feel free to contact us.
Integrated marketing agency AKÏN reached out to us recently to work on a 2021 Calendar project for the Singapore Red Cross.
It was a meaningful project as we learned about Red Cross’ initiatives to inspire their community of blood donors and maintain a healthy blood supply for Singapore’s blood needs.
We photographed a few blood donors and blood donation advocates, recognising them for their consistent efforts over the years. Find out more about how you can support blood donation in Singapore.
Feel free to contact us to find out how we worked with AKÏN and the Singapore Red Cross to create these images for their promotional materials.
Together with Aflo Images and Toyo Keizai Brand Studio, our studio photographed Mayu Arao and Ryu Uchida from P&G Singapore.
Published on the Weekly Toyo Kezai, I enjoyed reading their conversation on business strategy and marketing for their organisation. Though it is written in Japanese, you can easily read the translation using a web translation service.
We make great photographs of your team for your brand or organisation. Feel free to contact our studio here.
There is something about putting together a house that it becomes a home.
From understanding space to texture of the things needed to transform that place is a craft in itself. We are fortunate to have Clarence from Supernormal Builds teach us how to see.
If you are looking to photograph the beautiful space you have built and realise your vision of home, we’d love to hear from you.
Working with Studio Gypsied, we photographed Sya Taha and Nabilah Syed Sultan who lead Crit Talk, a safe space for alternative views in the Muslim community:
Sya Taha and Nabilah Syed Sultan are the driving force behind Crit Talk, a safe space for alternative views in the Muslim community. In a conservative society where taboo topics are gaining traction from social media, discussions ranging from egalitarian marriages, divorce, sexism, gender, and sexuality are the norm at Crit Talk. This is not inclusivity for inclusivity’s sake. This is Crit Talk's foundational belief that there is enough room for everyone.
—
