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    The Staff Welfare Committee would like to thank and acknowledge the following in

    making this competition and publication possible:

    Participants

    Alison Law

    Tsai Xin Rong, Cheryl

    Jason Lim

    Jimmy Low

    Lesley Siau

    Nor Ashikin

    Patrick

    Venkatesh Sandhya

    Tan Rok Ting

    Wesley Lai

    Tjan Kwang Wei

    Judges

    Norza Mohd

    Jamsari Ahmad (Jarrod)

    Norreha Sayuti

    A B Richard de Silva

    and last but not the least, members of the Staff Welfare Committee for their support.

    SandSunSeaA Triptych Photo Challenge 2012

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    A Triptych1 Photo Challenge 2012 is the fourth in a series of

    photo competitions2 organised by World Scientic Welfare

    Committee aimed at active participation of staff in displaying

    their creative side through the eyes of the lens. This year s entrants

    did not disappoint 17 entries were submitted either by photo

    enthusiasts as well as photographers of all skill levels.

    Judged mostly on the ability to tell a visual story and creativity

    rather than solely on technical ability, the winners were selected

    by a panel of experts . This years contest judges were selected

    for their experience and achievements in various media platforms

    from print to broadcasting.

    View the winners and honorable mentions here.

    1 A set of three images that complement each other

    2 The past contests were: APE As You Like It 2004, Seeing Orange 2006,Colours of the River 2011

    SandSunSea

    Norrehahas been a book designer for more than 15 years.

    She has done numerous highly illustrative coffee

    table books, travel guides, heavily illustrated

    encyclopaedias and magazines. She works closely with photographers and writersaround the region. One of her projects has won the Gold Prize at the Asia-Pacic

    Publishers Association.

    TheJUDGES

    RichardDe Silva is an RMIT graduate in

    mass communication. His portfolioincludes freelance assignments for

    the Singapore Press Holdings as a photo journalist.

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    Santorini, Greeceby Rok Ting - Editorial

    During my trip to Greece in 2007, I visited Santorini. It is a beautiful island in the southern Aegean Sea. The architectures

    on the island feature the two characteristic colours of Greece - blue and white. The rst picture (top-most) was the

    church at Oia facing the Aegean Sea. Its one of the famous photogenic place. The second picture (bottom-right) was

    taken during the sunset at Fira, capital of Santorini. The third picture (bottom-left) was taken at the Kamari Beach. The

    chairs and umbrellas also feature the countrys national colours.

    I love the blue, it's so inviting.

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    Consolation

    Morning, Afternoon, Eveningby Kwang Wei - Editorial

    Pristine white Pantai Tanjung Rhu on the northern coast of Langkawi. In the b ackground are various rock formations in the

    Andaman Sea. I shot these photos at the same location from morning till sunset.

    The colour jumps at you. Really makes me

    want to pack and run there.

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    Consolation

    Passion of the Sand, Sunand Sea IIby Wesley - Marketing

    An island holiday is always the best if you want to have a nice and

    relaxing time.

    It has some artistic merit

    to it and captures theessence of sand, sun andsea.

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    Passion of the Sand, Sunand Sea Iby Wesley - Marketing

    These elements - sand, sun and sea will always give you a peaceful andpassionate feeling.

    The photo at the bottomadds a playful twist.

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    Jumping with Joyby Wesley - Marketing

    We were all happy and excited see the beach and blue sky, and

    started jumping and taking photos at the same time. A fun way indeed

    to destress.

    The expressions arepriceless but it would begood if one of the photos

    show more of the sand tocapture the theme spot on.

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    Divingby Rok Ting - Editorial

    Sunrise at Pulau Redang, sands on the beach of Pulau Sibuan, Sabah

    and the deep sea of Manado, Sulawesi.

    Consolation

    The underwater shot is

    indeed the highlight.

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    The Inseparable Land

    and Seaby Venkatesh Sandhya - EditorialSince ages, the mighty sea has been embracing the land with this tidesand the rigid land complements by being the mighty seas foundation

    and guards it with its boundaries.

    The blue in the centre

    photo is pretty despite itbeing pixellated.

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    The Hues of Sunriseand Sunsetby Venkatesh Sandhya - Editorial

    For the sunrise brings with it hope and energy as it lls the world with light

    and sunset brings with it silence and serenity as it puts the world to sleep.

    Giving the three photosmore intensity and

    sharpness will make thiscomposition picture perfect.

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    Navy Conquersthe Sea

    by Venkatesh Sandhya - Editorial

    For the strength, grit, determination and innovativeness of human mind

    can even conquer the vast and mighty sea. Nothing is impossible.

    It's not an easy subjectto take moving boats.Venkatesh has managed to

    capture the moment timely.

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    Co-Existenceby Venkatesh Sandhya - Editorial

    For since centuries the ever-busy human life has been co-existing with

    never-busy acquatic life (sea) thus forming a canvas of complementing

    each other.

    The centre piece isdefinitely breathtaking.

    Love the red house.

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    Seaside Leisureby Patrick - Editorial

    Family life at the beach.

    I love the subjects chosen

    for the three pictures.

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    Sallys Sunsetby Nor Ashikin - E-Pub

    A girl name Sally has always wished to see the sunset. On her 18th birth-

    day, her family brought her to East Coast Park. As she walked on the soft

    sands, leaving footprints behind, the summer winds blew the clouds away

    and the full splendor of the sunset was revealed. She was so happy to

    see the sunset that she jumped with joy, the sands trapped in between

    her toes.

    Can't help wanting to jump

    as well. The mood is clearin this entry.

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    Power of the Sunby Lesley Siau - Administration

    No other living thing can really symbolise the power of the Sun other

    than the sunower. Apart from beauty and grace, this ery bloom is also

    an important source of food in the form of oil and nutritious snack. Now

    you can see the beauty of the Sun with these photos of mine.

    The yellow is simply

    captivating. Great colourintensity.

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    First

    Its a Bugs Worldby Jimmy Low - Art

    Love all creatures great and small.

    Superb technical skills.

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    Third

    The Frolicby Tsai Xin Rong, Cheryl - Editorial

    It was a cool Sunday morning with an azure blue sky dotted with

    magnolia white clouds. The warm rays of sun reecting against the

    waters created an image that looked as if thousands of sapphires

    laced the swishing waves. My cousin and I were frolicking by the sea. We

    tried to build our own sandcastles and we ended up giggling at each

    others failed attempts. Burying our feet in the cozy sand as we chitchat till the sun is high up in the sky. Hand-in-hand, we strolled along the

    shoreline, leaving with a new sisterly bond forged between us.

    Cheryl's interpretation ofthe beach is simply fun.

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    Second

    The Waitby Alison Law - Marketing

    An early morning wait watching the breaking of dawn with reection of the

    sea. The rising sun shining ever brightly amidst the cloudy sky above the

    calming water and below it, the uttering tide waving in and out against

    the rocky sandy beach capturing the smiling shine.

    Alison had successfully

    captured the warmth andbeauty of sunset.

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    Norzahas more than 20 years of broadcasting and

    media experience. Specialising in current affairs and

    documentary, Norza has both radio and television

    experience. Her current affairs programme Extraordinary People won Best

    Documentary in the rst Asian Television Award. Norza admires those who are able

    to manifest their imagination into reality, visualise and create. Presently Norza, a

    director with MUSE Group (Singapore), is working on Sasuke Singapore (Ninja

    Warrior) together with Mediacorp.

    Jarrodis an IT Process Engineer by profession. His interest in

    photography lies mainly in landscapes, wherever his work

    takes him and a little bit of portraiture and street photography.

    His work was featured recently at a community arts and cultural festival organised by the

    Bishan East Community Club.

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    Sand, Sun, Sea A Triptych Photo Challenge 2012

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