This is an image created by montaging three pieces of film together. Two of silhouettes (the flock of birds and the group of people) were created from transparencies of my collections with lith film. The original colour transparency here is actually the image of setting sun against the silhouettes of the willow trees. This image won the Best Creative Award of the 8th Spectrum International Salon of Guernsey, UK in 1980.
This is another set up image that I created at the Singapore Cockpit Hotel (now demolished) in 1974. The violet hue is a montage of diazo film onto the original transparency. This image won the PSA Gold Medal for the Best Contemporary Slide of the 15th 35mm International Salon, Hong Kong in 1977.
One of the images that I captured during an outing with the Singapore Queenstown Camera Club in Chiangmai, Thailand in 1977, became a prize winning image. The image was awarded the PSA Gold Medal for the Best Slide of the Show of the 33rd Chicago International Salon, USA, 1980. This was also one of the 4 transparencies that won the best set Grand Prix of the 14th Algarve Photo Salon, Italy in 1988. The only colour added here is the green hue of the sandy area in the foreground. This was done using diazo film to achieve the final bias relief effect.