He then represented Singapore at the renowned Missouri Photo Workshop and the Asia-Europe Forum for Young Photographers organised by the Asia-Europe Foundation and World Press Photo in 2003 in Amsterdam.

In 1999, he was commissioned by the Singapore Disability Sports Council to work on Laughter In The Rain, a book documenting the history and reality of sports for the disabled in Singapore. In 2003, at the height of the SARS outbreak, Goh was invited by SingHealth to document the disease from inside the hospitals: the pictures were published in a book titled Beyond Mask. Goh also spent weeks documenting the aftermath in post-tsunami Aceh, Indonesia for Mercy Relief, a Singapore NGO. Images from this pro bono project have been used to raise more funds to aid Aceh’s rebuilding efforts.

In May 2006, Goh became the first artist-in-residence at Objectifs, an independent photography and film school in Singapore. Most recently, he was one of the 12 top photographers selected by the Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts (Singapore) to be featured in a book for the IMF/World Bank meeting in September 2006.

Previously employed as a staff photographer for The Straits Times, Goh is now an independent photographer covering both commercial and editorial projects in Asia.

From 2001 to 2005, he was based in Bangkok, where he worked for a host of international publications and a number of major corporate clients, with assignments ranging from a brothel in Manila, to coal mining in Borneo and Giorgio Armani in Shanghai. Among his most recent photographic projects was the relaunching of Bumrungrad Hospital, one of the region’s leading hospitals. Jörén is now based in Hong Kong.

For over two decades, Gorman has continued to master the art of photography. From personality portraits and advertising campaigns to magazine layouts and fine art work, he has developed and showcased a discriminating and unique style in his profession.

Born in 1949 in Kansas City, Missouri, Gorman attended the University of Kansas from 1967–1969 with a major in photojournalism. He completed his studies at the University of Southern California, graduating with a master of fine arts degree in cinematography in 1972.

He currently resides in Los Angeles and Mendocino, California.

In 1978, Pinkhassov joined the Moscow Union of Graphic Arts, which gave him the status needed to participate freely in exhibitions. In 1985, he moved to Paris and, three years later, joined Magnum Photos, becoming a member in 1994.

Magazines have commissioned various reports which allow him to see the world from different angles. However, it is not events alone which interest him, but using photographic creativity to perfect his work, thus reinforcing the creative spirit of the Magnum founders.