Wayne is a Singapore-based underground music photographer. He started out shooting film, which explains his grainy, high-contrast, monochrome style. Now working with digital gear and sometimes adapting vintage lenses, he plays with movement and light to capture the chaotic and dynamic vibe of underground live shows.

For him, it’s more than just documenting the events, it's about capturing the moments that truly define the experience. With his connection to the music, his photos are filled with intense expressions, blurred motion, and gritty textures that pull you right into the action. You can sense he’s in the thick of it, catching the sweat, the bruises, and those split-second moments that make a show memorable.

Jonathan is a passionate hobbyist photographer from Singapore, known online as GrumpyOogway. Specializing in travel and street photography, Jonathan’s work is driven by a deep curiosity about the world and a desire to capture fleeting, candid moments that often go unnoticed.

He originally chose to photograph under a pseudonym to keep the spotlight on his imagery rather than his identity, encouraging viewers to engage more deeply with the emotion and story behind each frame.

His preferred focal length is 35mm. An intentional choice that reflects his belief in the power of observation. The natural perspective of this lens closely mirrors the human eye, allowing him to compose scenes without the compression of telephoto lenses or the distortion of ultra-wides. For him, the 35mm focal length offers just enough constraint to challenge creativity, turning every frame into a deliberate act of seeing.

His style often incorporates strong use of light and shadow, negative space, and the quiet tension of waiting for the right moment. Rather than chasing perfection, he embraces the beauty of imperfections and the emotional undercurrents in ordinary scenes.

Jonathan also finds the tactile experience and colour science of Fujifilm cameras essential to his creative process. The intuitive controls and film simulations help him stay present and immersed while shooting.

Beyond the lens, he hopes to inspire others to slow down, notice more, and appreciate the quiet poetry of everyday life. He enjoys connecting with other creatives and believes that photography is as much about the journey as it is the final frame.

The heartbeat of life deserves to be captured. Immortalised. Stories need to be told.

Mostly known by his initials, QR is a content creator who has been documenting life for over a decade—capturing the kind of moments most people would overlook. Drawn to the quiet beauty of the moments in-between, his approach is simple: don’t fake moments, but instead, live a life worth documenting. That mindset has taken him everywhere—from late-night street corners to destination weddings, weaving between personal passion projects and collaborations with global brands.

Whether it’s capturing strangers in motion or friends in stillness, QR’s focus has always been the same: stay present, stay honest, and help others freeze the moments they never want to forget—all while doing it in a style that’s unapologetically his own.

And while his work is rooted in feeling, QR is also a gear nerd through and through. Specs, sensors, lens quirks—he’s always down for gear talk. Nerding out over the technical stuff is a ritual he happily indulges in between the chaos of real life.

Amanda is a multidisciplinary creative based in Singapore, drawn to the quiet magic of everyday life. With a background in content, design, and storytelling, her work lives at the intersection of softness and intention, where slow moments speak the loudest.

Her love for slow living and soft details is reflected in her visual language: whether it’s light falling across a table or the in-between pause of a morning ritual, Amander captures feeling through detail. Her visual language is calm and considered, often reflective of her belief that beauty doesn’t have to be loud to be moving.

A believer in process over perfection, she creates with intention, always chasing feeling over virality. Through her lens, the most intimate moments become the most memorable.