"Lifestyle photo exhibition, presented your lifestyle!"
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Friday, March 11, 2011
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By Krystle Low Pit San
Kampar, 8 March – The Photography Society recently held a three days photo exhibition themed ‘Lifestyle’. The three day event attracted many students to the Heritage Hall, where the exhibition was held.
“We chose the theme ‘Lifestyle’ because it could be just about anything,” said Jennifer Tan, chairperson of the Photography Society here in UTAR.
“The photographs you see here are not only contributed by the society’s members, but all students,” she added.
“We chose the theme ‘Lifestyle’ because it could be just about anything,” said Jennifer Tan, chairperson of the Photography Society here in UTAR.
“The photographs you see here are not only contributed by the society’s members, but all students,” she added.
The signboard that greeted students at the entrance of the Heritage Hall.
Pictures on display
The photography society used many creative ways to display the photos.The main attraction would probably be the rather big ‘house’ made of cardboard, in which various photos depicting lifestyle were displayed, alongside life-sized cardboard furniture. Amongst them were a living room set, a bedroom set and dining hall set.
One of the cardboard sets that impressed students.Hew Wee Leng, and English Language student, said that she was very impressed with the exhibition, and that she admired the effort the Photography Society put into it.
There was also a photo shooting booth where students could have their photos professionally taken for just RM2 per photo (4R).
Students having their photos taken by members of the Photography SocietyOther than that, there was a corner titled Faces Of UTAR, which displayed over a thousand pictures of different students holding up a placard with the words ‘Lifestyle’ written on it.
Students also had another chance to get their hands on miniature camera key chains sold by the society. And beside that booth was a wall in which students could write their impressions of the exhibition.
Students also had another chance to get their hands on miniature camera key chains sold by the society. And beside that booth was a wall in which students could write their impressions of the exhibition.
Faces of UTARThe wall that displayed students posing with the ‘Lifestyle’ placard
Members of the society selling key chains at the exhibition
