‘The Girl and Her Piano’ chronicles the extraordinary journey of Hillary O’Sullivan, a 12-year-old Singaporean pianist and climate ambassador, who was invited to perform at Bhutan’s Royal Highland Festival in October 2023 for His Majesty the King of Bhutan. Hillary is the first foreigner to be invited to participate in the festival since its inception by the King in 2016.

This performance, originally played by Hilary in Antarctica in February 2023, was composed by Eric Bettens to reflect the dire consequences of climate change. As the youngest climate ambassador during the Antarctic Climate Expedition, Hilary’s music speaks to the fragility of the world—whether in the icy landscapes of Antarctica or the towering Himalayas, where climate change is felt even in the highest peaks.

The premiere of The Girl and Her Piano drew a large audience, eager to witness this powerful documentary. Among the highlights of the evening were heartfelt speeches from the Bhutan team, particularly by Karma, who shared a poignant childhood memory. He reminisced about how, as a child, he would make ice cream by simply leaving it out in the open, letting the natural cold do its magic. Now that world, he reflected somberly, is slipping away. highlighting the impact of our changing environment.

“Hillary captivated the audience with her powerful message of climate change action. This is poignantly captured in The Girl and Her Piano, a documentary which amplifies awareness for our climate through the art of music. The Girl and Her Piano transcends borders and inspires action and hope towards climate sustainability for future generations.“

– Bhutan Royal Highland Festival

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At White Room Studio, we believe that photography is more than just capturing an image—it’s a way to connect with yourself. One expression of this is through self-portraiture.

Jia Meng, our corporate guru and a camera fanatic

Asha, our bubbly and cheerful admin who’s always lighting rooms up!

Vulnerability in Front of the Lens

A self-portrait or a selfie isn’t about vanity; it’s about vulnerability. It’s an intimate act of looking inward, seeing yourself through your own lens, and accepting what you find. By capturing, and examining your image, you engage in self-reflection—a way to document where you are emotionally, and physically in that very moment through portrait photography.

Elvin, our admin with a bubble tea addiction

Randy, The StoryTeller, his photos speaks volumes

The Therapeutic Process

Creating a self-portrait can be a therapeutic experience. It requires a level of control over how you wish to present yourself. Whether capturing the raw, unfiltered version of you or reflecting the vision of how you want to see yourself, the process is deeply healing, even for our team of professional photographers. The goal isn’t perfection but authenticity—allowing yourself to be seen, with your flaws and all.

Dan, our director with an eye so sharp, he can colour grade anything with just a glance

Brandon, the medium format film expert

Empowering Your Individuality

Delun, The Photographer /ˈfōtəˌɡrafər/

By engaging in self-portraiture, you practice self-care, honouring your personal journey and growth. It’s a powerful way to celebrate who you are and where you are on your journey—one frame at a time.

Justin, the heart of every session

Rina, Ball Ball’s mom

At White Room Studio, we encourage you to embrace this creative and empowering process, capturing your story with authenticity and love.

So go out there and create powerful portraits just for you!

Saint, the traveling marketer

Alison, the office’s guardian

Yan, the team’s mom

Judy & Rosa, the Gen Z interns

At our 2400-square-foot studio in the heart of River Valley, we invite you to embark on your own journey of self-discovery. This space has been a sanctuary where countless stories of joy, reflection, and growth have been immortalised.

Whether you’re looking to capture a vulnerable moment of self-portraiture or celebrate your individuality, White Room Studio offers a welcoming environment where your story can unfold—one frame at a time. Learn more about our team here.

Embrace the opportunity to honour your journey and let us help you create something truly timeless.

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Elaine, the creative mind behind White Room Studio

“My family had a great experience with white room studio! Our photographer, was very professional and patient when taking photos of our big family. Viewing was also easy and fuss-free, really recommend this studio to anyone who want to keep memories in a picture form 🙂“

– Kirsten Chow

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Where Creativity Meets Compassion

This sincere partnership goes beyond simply combining expertise, it represents a dedication to creating a positive influence on the lives of young individuals. Our collaborative initiative with Impart is embodied in a 6-week program called “Lens“.

Impart, an IPC and full member of the National Council of Social Services, aspires to see a Singapore where each youth is empowered within nurturing communities. The cornerstones of their impactful initiatives are Education, Mental Health Care, and Community, shaping the essence of their commitment.

This program combines the acquisition of photography skills through our photographer and therapeutic engagement in a group setting facilitated by Impart’s Team. The culmination of this journey will be marked by a photo exhibition showcasing the work of five talented youths who have undergone the program.

The Purpose Behind the Lens: Photography for the Community

Through the art of photography, we provide a space for these youths to express themselves freely and uniquely. It’s more than just capturing images, it is about finding their voice and telling their stories through the lens.

Pictured: Photos taken by Impart Youths

Photography is about capturing the essence of people and the beauty of places. The youths embark on a visual exploration of their surroundings, finding inspiration in the diversity that shapes their lives. Through the magic of editing, they learn to enhance their narratives and communicate their distinctive perspectives.

Photos taken by Impart Youths

At White Room Studio, we believe in the power of perspective. Through this program, it advocates the youths’ perspective, allowing them to be heard and understood through their own unique lens. Each photograph becomes a testament to their experiences, struggles, and triumphs.

The Journey Through the Lens

Pictured: Guest-of-Honour, Actor Joshua Tan, during Exhibition Day at White Room Studio

The culmination of this journey was an exhibition held on November 14, graced by special guests —  Mr. Albert Lim (Chairman of Impart), Mr. Joshua Tan, (renowned Actor & Singer from “Ah Boys To Men” Singapore movie), and Dr. Lee Cheng (Clinical Director, Office of Population Health, Institute of Mental Health).

Their presence adds a touch of prestige to the event, highlighting the importance of mental health and creative expression in our community.

White Room Studio is proud to be a part of this transformative initiative. Through the lens, we aim to capture not just images but the essence of hope, resilience, and the untapped potential within every youth facing adversity. Join us on this inspiring journey as we endeavor to make a lasting impact, one frame at a time.

Join us in this meaningful journey to make a difference. Visit our Sustainability page today!

For every three photoshoots booked with us, we will plant one tree in collaboration with One Tree Planted.

This initiative signifies our belief in the broader ethical responsibilities of our industry. It’s about more than just capturing moments; it’s about ensuring a vibrant, green future for generations to come. We understand that we are not only photographing families but also preserving their legacies. This, in turn, inspires us to do the same for our clients, capturing their cherished memories while also contributing to the preservation of our precious natural world.

For our clients, this partnership presents an opportunity to be part of something bigger. When you choose White Room Studio for your photography needs, you’re not only getting stunning images but also contributing to a greener planet.

Pictured: Planting a tree in Singapore in support of the NParks OneMillionTrees movement, which aims to restore nature back into our city over the next 10 years.

We’ve chosen to plant trees because we recognise the vital role they play in safeguarding our planet’s health, rejuvenating habitats for diverse wildlife, and mitigating the detrimental impacts of climate change. Reforestation consistently emerges as a crucial solution in addressing the climate crisis, and the trees we plant through this initiative will actively contribute to achieving the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.

We are also proud to share that since the inception of our partnership with One Tree Planted, we have already planted an impressive 3,000 trees. These trees stand as a testament to the collective impact we can achieve when we prioritise sustainability. It’s a milestone we celebrate with gratitude towards our clients and our team.

Join us in this meaningful journey to make a difference. To get involved or learn more about our tree-planting initiative and how you can be part of it, visit our Sustainability page today.

Together, we can create a greener, more sustainable world for all.

My parents got married in 1964. They were married for 58 years with 3 children. 6 grandchildren in total. My dad is a shy person so it’s very rare to see him smiling or laughing in photos.. These will be treasured memories. Thank you White Room Studio!” — Veronica Lim

Michael Aw has long been recognised for his tireless efforts in raising awareness about the critical issues facing our planet. With his keen eye and artistic flair, he has dedicated his life to capturing the essence of fragile ecosystems and endangered species, invoking a sense of awe and wonder in all who view his work.

His vision for the Antarctica Climate Expedition (ACE) is not only to document the breathtaking landscapes but also to inspire action and mobilise global communities towards effective climate change solutions.

As the brainchild and producer of the entire project, Michael Aw’s passion and determination have inspired countless individuals and organisations to unite in the quest for environmental sustainability. Credit: White Room Studio

This extraordinary venture seeks to shed light on the urgent climate crisis that our planet faces, using the captivating beauty of Antarctica as a backdrop.

Dr Sylvia Earle and Elaine Lim unites for a portrait at the exhibition’s opening.

This year’s theme is #EmbraceEquity. This theme is a call to action to acknowledge and highlight the need to create a world where women have equal opportunities and are valued and respected for their contributions to society.

Embracing equity means actively working towards gender equality in all areas of life, including education, employment, healthcare, and politics.

Elaine Lim, Director and Founder of White Room Studio, adds, “IWD is a day to recognise the vital role that women play in our families, communities, and societies as mothers, sisters, and wives. To embrace equity requires us to examine our own beliefs and biases.

It requires us to speak out against injustice, even when it is uncomfortable or unpopular. It requires us to listen to the voices of women and support their leadership and activism.”

At White Room Studio, we believe every day is a reason to celebrate women. Through the power of photography, we will uplift each other.

Today, we toast to these trailblazers from all walks of life.

From breaking glass ceilings to opening new doors, here are the amazing women and the portraits we have crafted for them!

Meet Asha Gupta, Regional President, Asia & Chief Strategy & Corporate Development Officer of Amway

I always say that being a woman leader is a responsibility and not a mere privilege. Those of us who have made it to the top must ensure to keep the door open and remove the obstacles so that more women of caliber can come through our doors.

However, it is easy to get caught up in the day-to-day demands of work and sometimes important issues such as gender equity get overlooked.

IWD is a time to take stock, reflect, re-prioritize and ensure we keep progressing on efforts to support women at the workplace.

The early years growing up in India and establishing myself as a female executive in a sales career was fraught with difficulties. It took a lot of courage to stay the course but I had the benefit of great mentors who believed in me.

As I became an MD at a very young age and the first female at that, I was often the lone female leader in many conferences and couldn’t wait to see more women attain those roles.

This made me resolute about championing female talent within my company and providing them both opportunity and guidance to succeed.

My mother always encouraged me to pursue my dreams – I never grew up with any form of gender bias at home.”

Meet Serene Ong, Mother of 6 kids, 2 dogs, Co-founder of My Little Gems Preschool, Founder of Phoenixus, VP Global Sales Operations/VP Commercial Operations, APAC at Marken, a UPS Company

IWD is a day to recognise the achievements of the women amongst us who play multiple roles as mothers, daughters, bosses, employees, wives, bosses, sisters while making a positive impact to the cultural, economic, social, political and business environment globally.

When I was younger and starting out in my career, managing the region in a male-dominated environment especially while in countries like Japan, or Korea, was difficult.

I had often been mistaken for the admin staff or the secretary due to my age at the time.

It was only when I asserted myself as the leader did my colleagues or clients who met me for the first time realised that they have made a mistake.

My way to overcome gender-related challenges is to just be confident about our own abilities and give them a reason to respect you as a leader.

My greatest inspiration in my life is my mother, who have showed me how resilience, a strong will and belief in ourselves can go a long way to becoming the person we have always wanted to be.

The secret to being and looking confident in portraits? Always be ourselves and be truly authentic!”

Meet Tanya Thomas Vadaketh, General Counsel at Ascenda

IWD is an important day to stop and take stock of the progress we, as women, have made over the last 100 years towards recognising the female and her value in the scheme of history.

It is also a day to consider what more needs to be done to enhance the status of women in the world. Even today, in many parts of the world, women remain and are seen as the second sex.

After all, IWD began in the early 1900s in New York. Since then, this movement, over the last century, has spread all over the world. Initially developed as a strategy to promote women’s suffrage, this day and consequently this movement has expanded its reach to continually highlight issues facing women across the globe.

We place a lot of pressure on ourselves to be perfect (whatever that means) which, within reason, may not be bad, but left unchecked can cause needless anxiety and productivity losses.

I am constantly inspired, for different reasons, by the women in my own life. My grandmother who grew up during WW2 made sure she was independent and worked as an English teacher her whole life while juggling 4 kids, being a leader in the community all while still having time to knit, cook and care for her whole family.

My own mother who always valued her career and achievements and showed me that loving yourself makes you a better spouse, mother and material contributor to home and work!”

Meet Pamela Wigglesworth, CEO, Communication Consultant and Corporate Presentation Coach

IWD is one day where the world gets to unapologetically acknowledge the accomplishments, or the work and contributions that women make for others and for themselves.

We get to shout out to the world, ‘this woman is special and today I want to recognize her and give her the kudos that she deserves, even if it is just for this one day!’.

One woman who totally inspires me is Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a Supreme Court Justice who fought against gender discrimination. Her life story is truly amazing.

The things that she was able to accomplish for herself and her family is an admirable example.

To me, confidence is an inner and outer game. The inner game is about being clear on who you are and what you bring to the table.

It’s about knowing what you stand for, what are your points of differentiation and what makes you compelling.

Put another way, it is your value proposition. When you are clear on who you are and your value proposition, that comes through in your actions, the outer game.

Confidence is letting who you are come through in your actions and demonstrating your value proposition!”

Meet Lipika Subbiah, ICF Coach, PROSCI Change Practitioner, LinkedIn

IWD is a special day to celebrate women. For me, it’s to celebrate women who worked hard to fight for the freedom and opportunities we enjoy today, to celebrate the wonderful women in my life for whom I am grateful, and to celebrate women in difficult circumstances who find the strength to keep going and the creativity to make things work.

One gender-related challenge I have faced in my career is being a working mum. I remember the early days of my sales career when I felt like it wasn’t ok to take time off from work to take care of a sick child or to skip after-work drinks, so I could be home for dinner with my kids. I, therefore, took extended maternity leave for both my kids which had an effect financially and in terms of career progression.

Who inspires me is my mother. At the age of 19, she had the courage to move from Denmark to India to start a new life with my dad. She was the most curious, non-judgemental, well-read, and adventurous person I know. My love of learning, reading, healthy living and my strong faith can all be attributed to her.

My secret to looking confident is wearing red. It just connects me to my inner power.

On a deeper level, I find confidence comes from the inside – being grounded in my values, trusting myself, and accepting failure as part of success.

The stories shared by these women on International Women’s Day serve as a reminder of the struggles, challenges, and triumphs that women face every day.

Their narratives are a testament to the strength and resilience that women possess, and how they continue to push boundaries, break barriers, and pave the way for future generations.

Let us continue to amplify their voices, support their causes, and work towards a more inclusive and equitable world for all!

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PACKAGE DETAILS

Our Personal Branding Portraiture Package is priced at $390 for 1 pax and it includes 2 outfits photographed and 2 settings of your choice!

You will enjoy 30 minutes of artistic photography in our two-storey shophouse studio, be it headshots or a personal branding session.

From a selection of corporate headshots, half-body and full body shots, you will receive 3 retouched soft copies ideal for LinkedIn, CV, or your website!

Experience the utmost convenience and privacy in our studio, boasting two changing rooms on each level. Feel free to use our changing rooms to get ready, as we provide all the essentials you need, from garment hangers to a reliable steam iron.

If you wish, we recommend that you bring along any props that may highlight your profession and expertise.

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White Room Studio is not your average photo studio — it is the birthplace of many cherished memories. Founders Dan and Elaine have spared no effort in providing the best portrait services to families and high-profile individuals who return year after year for their photo shoots. Their outstanding customer service and repertoire of priceless photographs have earned them the trust of a diverse clientele.

What’s different for White Room Studio since its extensive renovation in 2020? How has the studio grown?

Take a peek at White Room Studio’s new head office at 5 Tank Road — enjoy a complimentary cup of tea or coffee while you select your photos in the comfort of the viewing room.

The theme of sharing “stories” is present in the studio’s slogan “Your Stories, Our Imagination”. Why stories, and what drives this particular word/theme of “stories”?

“Stories can change lives. The photographs we take tell stories. Through these photos, we get to learn so much about our clients and their life journeys! At the end of the day, you will realise that we are not so different from one another, and I believe storytelling, through sharing clients’ narratives with the community, creates more empathy and brings everyone closer together,” Elaine says.

How do you manage to get families to open up and share their stories with you?

Our photographers try really hard to capture real emotions and this approach results in beautiful, genuine and natural photographs. Even the editing is done very naturally so what families see are the real them and not a filtered version of themselves. This encourages them to open up to a deep and truthful personal journey of their lives. We leave a legacy behind for the future through portraits. In a way, we all want to be remembered, and a photo shoot is a rare opportunity to crystallise these moments. We really do our best to create memories worth preserving.”

A fine-art portrait of two siblings welcoming their baby brother, taken within the unique settings of White Room Studio’s colonial shophouse.

The end-to-end customer journey of White Room Studio is unique in the sense that people don’t just come to White Room Studio for portraits but instead, it’s a complete customer experience from photo taking, to choosing photos, to the final presentation of the photographic displays. What inspires this approach?

“When families and individuals come to White Room Studio, it is an emotional investment they have placed in us. We pay very close attention to the smallest details and go the extra mile in services to make sure families achieve their visions and goals before, during and after their shoot,” Elaine emphasises.

“We do this because we believe in letting families know it is personal to us too. It is about giving our customers that extra reason to be with us. We take a long-term view on building enduring relationships with families we get in touch with,” observes Elaine.

White Room Studio’s premium photographic creations in the form of a table art block and a handcrafted coffee table book make beautiful displays at home.

More and more families are returning to WRS for their 2nd, or even 5th and 6th photoshoot! What would you say is the philosophy behind White Room Studio’s enduring success?

“Our photographers’ great personalities enable clients to feel relaxed and welcome in the studio. This allows us to draw out their most natural selves in a fun and casual way.

Families continually tell us how happy they are with our patience, understanding and flexibility, whilst our comfortable studio space lend the mood and environment our photographers use to capture moments which are genuine, enjoyable and fun,” Elaine enthuses. “This is why clients do not feel the need to go elsewhere, year after year.”

A spontaneous slice of life during a cake smash photoshoot | A touching father and son moment.

“Our team puts in ‘the extra touch’ for all of our clients: helping first time parents calm their babies, managing pets who behave differently in a new environment or adjusting hair and attire. They have put in a great amount of trust in White Room Studio, and it is our responsibility to deliver on all counts.”

Families of all sizes come to White Room Studio to spend quality time together.

White Room Studio covers a wide range of genres of portraiture from family, to graduation, to maternity and newborn, instead of a particular category. Why does WRS cover such a comprehensive range of portraiture, instead of specialising in just one or two?

Simply put, how else can we be part of a family’s growth, from the early days of expecting a child, till when they graduate, whilst parents celebrate their 50th anniversary with photos?”

“Our photographers are trained to photograph almost any genre in portraiture, and capture the natural intimacies of each stage of life. This is how White Room Studio becomes a part of families’ journeys.” Elaine explains.

“We feel a deep, irreplaceable satisfaction witnessing our clients’ milestones for the past 13 years. “We hope our clients and their successors are able to inherit the photos as a cherished family memory.”

White Room Studio has come a long way since it was established 14 years ago. What does the legacy of White Room Studio mean to you?

“White Room Studio is my first child. I wanted White Room Studio to be in the league of the best photography studios in the region. But it’s also been hugely personal. I feel an enormous sense of gratitude, but also an enormous sense that you need to get it right. It is not an option to compromise and not be our best,” she says. “Everything we do, we do it from the heart, and I believe that families and clients who walked through the welcoming door of White Room Studio can feel that.”

Making moments count: White Room Studio capturing celebrations of academic achievements to the beginnings of new life.

While Elaine’s daughter, Hillary is currently too young to decide on life’s direction by herself, Elaine has begun to expose the 11-year-old to the studio’s work.

“I started bringing Hillary to the office 2 years ago when she was 9, and she has been helping out with administrative duties, and also sat in client appointments to observe how our work creates so much meaning for families. Clients are truly touched by the photos presented to them for the first time, and she got to witness that too.”

Elaine and Hillary out on a photography trip on the shores of Bunaken island.

Elaine hopes that her daughter will approach whatever she chooses, with a lot of heart and with respect for the people that she works with.

I want her to see White Room Studio from ground level so that she understands how important our work is in creating memories for people.”

What is in store for you in the next couple of years?

“Marrying photography and music to promote awareness about our climate crisis. I began scuba diving in the 1990s as a teenager and since then, I learnt about the fragility of the marine ecosystem. Understanding how climate change would inevitably destroy the beauty of nature if we don’t do something now, I am fully committed to make changes and build awareness about climate crisis in our younger generation.”

“Photography has a profound impact on people and when you want to spread awareness on climate crisis, photography is truly an effective way of bringing about that awareness. Coupled with music, it becomes a powerful tool to reach the hearts of the community.” She says passionately.

Elaine and Hillary share their love of music with the islander locals.

Piano by the Sea – Hillary delivers a riveting performance on a sandbank located on Fenfushi, Alif Dhaalu Atoll. The concert is part of a charity project supporting local children with an interest in music and art. A select number of children that display musical talent will be given sponsorship for formal instruction. The charity project will also include book donations to Fenfushi.

Giving her 11-year-old daughter Hillary the gift of music appreciation was one of the most fulfilling experience for Elaine. Recognised as a young talented pianist internationally, Hillary has been invited to be a Key Opinion Ambassador for the Antarctica Climate Expedition (ACE) February 2023, where she will be filmed performing a specially composed piano music in the Antarctic nature.

The piano performance, together with telling photographs and videos created during the expedition, will be exhibited in different countries as a global call to action, to inspire and urge masses to take ownership of their carbon footprints.

As global citizens of the planet, we have to contribute our part in catalysing a long-overdue shift in how we view the climate crisis.”

Passion for the ocean: Hillary on a scuba diving adventure to photograph the wonders of the underwater world.

Together with a motivated group of photographers, videographers, and scientists, including the legendary oceanologist Sylvia Earle, and celebrated underwater photographer Michael Aw, Elaine and Hillary will be at the forefront of the climate challenge and help create global awareness and develop strategies that radically reduce worldwide carbon emissions.

Hillary featured in Ocean Geographic magazine, along with a quote about protecting the ocean.

Not just piano, Hillary embarked on a photography project in Indonesia, documenting the livelihood of the islanders and their efforts towards conservation.

“While Hill embarks on her lifelong journey about the craft of light and art of seeing, I hope this simple message can be passed on. Think about what we use and what we do. A little thought can make great changes,” Elaine remarks.

Above The Sands – Photographs is Hillary’s photojournalistic exploration into the lives of the people of Bunaken, touching on socio-economic issues created by tourism and pollution.

Any future plans?

“We have worked with Make-A-Wish Foundation and other charities, and you know what? The power of portraits in creating precious memories is deeply ingrained in me from these experiences. When cancer caused his condition to deteriorate so quickly, we worked with the foundation and visited a young boy’s home for a home family photo shoot. We photographed the family, designed and printed a beautiful album for the family, but unfortunately, the boy never lived long enough to see the photos. In another project, a dying mother’s last wish was to have graduation photos taken with her daughter, even though she hadn’t graduated at that time. This time, we made it in time for the proudest mother of the moment.

Fulfilling a mother’s last wishes was one of the most touching moments shared by White Room Studio, who works with charities and volunteer their mastery in portraiture to the community with compassion and joy.

Witnessing these real stories of family struggles humbles me, and cements my views that what we do at White Room Studio is important, and is valuable.

In the near future, White Room Studio plans to step up and become actively involved with grassroots movements, contributing their skills and services to the under-privileged communities which exist side-by-side each and everyone of us in our country.

“Together with Dan and our team, our goal this year goes beyond business and will focus on our core values – compassion and community. We hope to bring about a true sense of corporate social responsibility (CSR) by giving back to the society through working with charities and non-profit organisations,” Elaine continues, “Through the lens of compassion and joy, we want to stimulate conversation on how portraiture goes far beyond just a snap of a moment.”

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The eminence of White Room Studio has been over a decade in the making. With an inimitable flair for capturing fleeting moments of the human condition, Elaine and Dan has indubitably created something larger than themselves — a legacy that weaves a common thread amongst different families.

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