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The Arch of Former Nanyang University captures a poignant piece of Singaporean history, framing the iconic structure against the weight of time. The photographer utilized a wide 16mm focal length and a narrow f/22 aperture to ensure deep focus, emphasizing the architectural details of the arch. The image highlights the physical remnants of the university, including the partially buried footings that alter the structure's perceived height. This photograph is award-worthy for its ability to blend historical narrative with technical precision, transforming a controversial relic into a compelling visual study of preservation and architectural identity.
Born in Singapore in 1965, Siew Bee Lim has long nurtured a passion for the art of photography. Recognizing the value of structured growth, she has turned to the Light & Composition platform to refine her technical skills and deepen her creative practice. Her work reflects a commitment to lifelong learning and a keen interest in documenting the cultural and historical landscapes of her home country.
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