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1. Take an original photograph that captures the essence of Singapore’s diverse population

2. Create a post and upload your photograph

3. Add a brief description about your photo and where it was taken

4. Review your classmates’ submissions

5. Use the star reaction to vote for photos that best capture Singapore’s diversity (you can vote for multiple photos)

Rules:

Submit 5-7 original photograph

Most digital devices come with a default editing software.

Try experimenting with its functions to stylise the photographs in your series.

Must be taken specifically for this assignment

Ensure you have permission if photographing identifiable individuals

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Series (1/5)- “Perspective is a gift. Paint my mind.”

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Series (1/5)- “Perspective is a gift. Paint my mind.”

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Technique: Rule of thirds.

A person is sitting on an old, weathered wooden boat pulled up onto sandy terrain.

There’s a foldable fat-tire bicycle next to the boat, with a distinct shadow cast on the sand.

The background features the sea, a few people in the distance near the shoreline, and a faint view of land or island on the horizon.

The person is wearing a white cap, a black/purple/pink sports-style shirt, black pants, and bright orange shoes/slides.

The scene has a serene, slightly adventurous feel — possibly a post-cycling rest stop by the beach.

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Series (2/5)- “Perspective is a gift. Paint my mind.”

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Series (2/5)- “Perspective is a gift. Paint my mind.”

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Technique: Balance (Asymmetrical)

The same person is standing on or near a large piece of driftwood or exposed tree roots, with the bike perched on top.

Tall casuarina-like trees can be seen in the background, suggesting a tropical coastal environment.

The sky is again clear and blue, and the person seems to be posing confidently — hands in pockets, gazing toward the horizon.

Various debris and fishing net fragments are visible on the sand, indicating this area might be a less-touristy, natural coastline.