TILT Photography

24/03/2024

Aptly described "... good camera can only take me 20 per cent of the way..." definitely true...

"Not many people do this full time because if I’m spending 100 hours – actual filming hours would be maybe threee hours. The rest of the time is just recce, observation,” he said.

It’s hard work, especially when weather conditions overseas are harsh."

Indeed, it takes hard work and time to perfect your skills. It does hours and hours of recce, learning from all available sources, and understanding the context and also limitations of your equipment.

Professional photography is a trade that requires time and effort to be put in to master. The skillsets are the same regardless of genres of photography. And yes, clients are paying for the experience of the photographers.

What clients are paying are, to know:
1. when to press the shutter,
2. where to find your shots,
3. what you need for your images,
4. who to find to get your images and
5. how to produce what you want.

In the final part of a series where CNA journalists spend time with top performers in their fields, Abigail Ng goes searching for wildlife with 2017 National Geographic Photographer of the Year Jayaprakash Bojan.

03/02/2024

And our new website is finally up and running!

See through a different lens!

19/12/2022

For professionals only.. only those who are in this field would not find this feat surprising... Most of the professionals have such skills in edits in Lightroom for quick media releases... What should be taken and the angles should determine the skill level of such professionals who are able to see what images are suitable for what type of media...

Gen Z couldn't believe their eyes

09/10/2022

NOTE: Copyright of the all images belongs with the client unless otherwise stated.

29/04/2022

The cost of running businesses has risen and as much as we try to use technology to improve our work flow, there are external material costs which we cannot control...

SINGAPORE: On Monday (Apr 25), chwee kueh seller Theresa Tan's chye poh (preserved radish) supplier told her that he will increase his prices. A tin of chye poh, which she can easily go through in a day, will cost S$158 from May 1, up from S$130 now. This additional cost for

21/04/2022

A big shout out to the photography team who supported this event.. Thank you for the hard work.... You know who you are.. .:)

20/04/2022

Thank you to the team for the hard work for the past 4 days...

18/04/2022

Always good to know where your photos are going to be published.. proud to be part of the team that documents this milestone..

Water - our most vital resource. At the biennial TechXchange organised by PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency and Enterprise Singapore, our Managing...

17/04/2022

Exciting start to a 2 year break from covering large scale MICE coverage...

31/03/2022

Just some of our works - stock images for client. Connect with us to find out more..

SINGAPORE: The Animal & Veterinary Service (AVS) opened Singapore’s first dedicated facility for animal behavioural rehabilitation on Friday (Mar 31). The opening of the centre marks a key milestone in the agency's science-based efforts to manage the stray animal population in the country, said AV...

20/03/2022

And we are honored to be part of the team documenting this important event that has been postponed due to COVID19.

Congratulations to Professor Kazuo Yamamoto on winning the Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize for his invention of the world's first operationally viable submerged membrane bioreactor (MBR). This is a breakthrough in the field of used water treatment and water reuse, and one that has benefitted millions worldwide. The Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize is a prestigious international award that honours outstanding contributions towards solving global water challenges.

Water is and will always be one of Singapore's existential challenges. Singapore and PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency have benefitted tremendously from Professor Yamamoto’s invention of the submerged MBR. Tuas Water Reclamation Plant, for example, will be the world’s largest MBR plant when it is operational in 2026. Thanks to Prof Yamamoto’s invention, the plant will occupy only half the usual footprint. In addition, the better quality effluent produced by the technology will allow utilities to build shorter discharge outfalls, saving millions of dollars in infrastructure cost. Prof Yamamoto did not claim patent rights to his invention, benefitting the water sector and humanity at large. He is a worthy winner of the prize.

We look forward to welcoming him to Singapore next month to officially receive the prize medallion from President Halimah Yacob during the Lee Kuan Yew Prize Award Ceremony, which will held during the Singapore International Water Week 2022. I also thank Professor Yamamoto for being a member of our Project Evaluation Panel (PEP) since 2019. Congratulations once again on winning the Prize!

12/03/2022

This applies to all industries as well as photographers and companies also experience inflation and as such prices will increase and / or we may also adjust our services to meet the rising costs.

In times of inflation such as now, more companies may downsize their products while trying the conceal the fact, an expert tells Talking Point. Tips from a savvy shopper, however, could save you money on groceries.