White Wash
In the ’60s, if you were to try to capture an image of a “Sam-sui” woman at work, you would get a earful of scolding from her. “Sam-sui” women believe that once their image is taken by someone, their souls would be captured and trapped by the photographs as well. I was fortunate enough to capture this woman at work on the Singapore Airlines Building at Robinson’s Road. With the colour derivation technique added to the original shot, I have created an unusual effect. This image won me the PSA Gold Medal for the best of the show of 18th Worcetershire International Salon, UK, held in 1970.
Hey!…I Googled for art work, but found your page about White Wash…and have to say thanks. nice read.
Mr. Tan:
Compare this one with the worker on the red frame that is behind this picture in this gallery, which do you like better?
This is a very very good picture.
I like the other one better. It is simpler than this.
Sincerely,
Jingsong Zhou
Hi! Joe,
I like both!
Best regards,