Jun Jie
Getting into the thick of the action and capturing that moment defines Junjie's style of photography.

First started photography in 2003, Junjie has since captured tens of thousands of indelible moments in life--from the joy of a couple on their wedding day, to the verve of participants and performers at various events, to the people and plight of a country in turmoil.

In March 2007, Junjie held his first exhibition on Timor-Leste at the Asian Civilisations Museum to bring awareness to the young country.

A keen filmmaker, Junjie extends his eye for composition beyond still photography to moving pictures. In 2008 a film he cinematographed, "Remorse", won two national film competitions and was screened at the Taiwan Urban Nomad Film Festival.

Toonz
Originally a fine artist, Toonz used to create mixed media artwork. One day, an epiphany caused him to consider photography as his muse.

Now the only painting he does is with his camera and the open canvas of his mind.
Toonz shoots fashion spreads regularly for HER WORLD BRIDES, WEDDING & TRAVEL, STYLE:, SMITTEN, BEAUTY BLACK BOOK. He is very much a people's person and enjoys cracking jokes.

Lance Lee

A portraiture, fashion & advertising photographer by profession, Lance Lee is a visual artist with a keen eye for human expressions and body languages.

In 1997, Lance's career began with a 3-year working experience photographing news and feature stories for The Straits Times. His beginnings as a photojournalist and his passion in the documentary of the human condition contributes to his reputation as a versatile and expressive fashion photographer.

Lance's strength in portraiture and fashion works leads him to exciting and challenging projects like photography for Singapore Idol Taufik Bautisah's debut album, MM Lee Kuan Yew's book "Keeping My Mandarin Alive" and Singapore's Tatler's "Ten Most Stylish Women in Singapore 2005"

His highly imaginative and creative mind shows in a strong conceptual portfolio featuring works collaborated with top fashion stylists such as Luke Elijah, Vik Lim and Vernon Sim

In 2003, Lance published his first photography book "My Sisters: Their Stories" - a photo-documentary about transsexuals in Asia.

His documentary images of the SARS crisis in 2004 are published in two books ">38ºc Remembering Sars" and "The Silent War". The photographs are also shown in a two-month photo-exhibition at the Singapore History Museum in September 2004.

In 2005, Lance is commissioned by World Scientific Publishing to photograph Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew for his book "Keeping My Mandarin Alive"