Photographers’ Happy Zone

Lau Wen Huat, Zontiga

28-Apr-22 21:00

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After taking over and running an old photo lab that’s about to go out of business, Lau Wen Huat decided that he should do more to support local photographers. That led to the birth of Zontiga, a cosy studio that provides both technical and intellectual support for budding and seasoned photographers alike. He joins us on this week’s show to talk about why it’s important for a space like this to exist for photographers to gather and exchange ideas, while geeking out about all the technical things.

Image Source: Lau Wen Huat, Zontiga

Produced by: Haniff Baharudin

Presented by: Haniff Baharudin

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Categories: people and places, film, visual arts

Tags: Zontiga, photo lab, film photography, analog, photography, event space,

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