Co-op Hot Shots 8 Winners
“Make The Difference”

Thie Santoso Fongerts
1st Place Winner, Local Open Category

Tan Ee Long, Malaysia
1st Place Winner, International Category

Leonardus Novianto Depari
2nd Place Winner, Local Open Category

Sujit Saha, India
2nd Place Winner, International Category

William Ong
Social Winner

Ong Yi Chao
3rd Place Winner, Local Open Category

Jophel Botero Ybiosa, Philippines
3rd Place Winner, International Category

THEME
MAKE THE DIFFERENCE
People make the difference to COVID-19 resilience in Singapore and worldwide. The COVID-19 global pandemic has adversely affected communities everywhere. We are faced with an unprecedented challenge and will need to forge deeper collaborations and co-operations to assist our communities.
In Co-op Hot Shots 8, participants are to submit photos that communicate the belief that people make the difference and create positive impact to the community.
Categories & Prizes
International For all residing outside Singapore |
Local Open For all residing in Singapore |
Social Up to 10 entries will be put up on Instagram for public voting. The entry with the most votes will win the Social category |
1st prize: S$500 2nd prize: S$250 3rd prize: S$150 |
1st prize: S$1,000 2nd prize: S$600 3rd prize: S$300 |
S$100 |
Distinguished Judges
Allan Lee
Founder of OurShutterJourney.com
AL Lee (Allan Lee)
Founder of OurShutterJourney.com and the principal trainer of Shutter Journey Photography Academy.
AL had been advocating photography education since 2009 with countless previous stints as a PA Certified Trainer (People's Association), REMS Trainer (MOE CCA Trainer) and also teaching photography at various organizations like NTUC (ULive!), National Heritage Board (NHB) etc.
AL is a regular Judge at many National Level Photography Competitions like the Red Dot Series (Capitol) or the earlier Youth Series (SCAPE/ National Youth Council)
Ronald Louis Low
Founding member of Istoria Co-operative
Ronald Louis Low
@SingaporeWandererRonald is a passionate documentarian, and through his works, helps raise funds for social causes. He published his first photobook, "Dogwood Blossom" which helped raise funds for various dog shelters and animal rescue groups, and his works which exhibited at the "When The Mountains Called" exhibition at ION Orchard, for the earthquake victims of Nepal. Ronald was also commissioned to produce a series of portraits of the punks for The Substation's "Discipline The City" exhibition.
Being a dedicated educator, Ronald believes in nurturing the youth of today. He is a registered MOE trainer for Photography and Entrepreneurship and has developed the curriculum for 'Storytelling via Photography' workshop for schools.
As a founding member of Istoria Co-operative, Ronald continues to champion the sustainability of freelancers in the creative industry with the co-operative.
SNCF
Past Winning Entries
“A Better Society”