Huang Jiefu is going to the cinema.

After World War II, the business of Miao Miao Photography Company quickly recovered and flourished. At this time, Jeff also turned from portrait photography to artistic creation. His first painting attached great importance to composition and use of light, and had a very high artistic level. His works, such as High-profile Still Life and Rest, won him many awards at international salons. Later, his landscape photography and snapshots also maintained his consistent emphasis on composition and lighting, forming his unique photography style. In particular, the photos he took with side light and backlight have clear pictures, distinct layers, strong three-dimensional sense and amazing technology.

This is the result of his application of aesthetic knowledge and painting skills to photography, which makes his works rigorous in composition, harmonious in light, vivid in image, prominent in theme and superb in artistic conception, and truly reaches the realm of truth, goodness and beauty. MacDonald, the British High Commissioner in Southeast Asia, praised Jeff's photography art in the preface to The Innocence of the Pagan, saying, "Jeff is a magician in photography, and all his photos are masterpieces." This statement is not flattering.

As for photography, Jeff emphasized that photography, like painting and sculpture, belongs to plastic arts, so everyone should have a perfect composition, not a mess.

From 1945, Jeff often went to Sarawak and other countries in Southeast Asia to take photos of the lives of indigenous people, which was the first time for local photography.

After 1946, Jeff's local photographs were published in the British Straits Times every week. These works are novel in theme, meaningful in style and superb in technology. They are reprinted by newspapers and magazines all over the world, and Jeff is all over the world.

1950 At the beginning of the year, the Singapore Art Association hosted the first Pan-Malaysian Film Festival, and Jeff participated for the first time. As a result, he won the first prize and the second prize with two frames of works, The Secret of Beauty and Morning Prayer. When the results were announced, the audience made a sensation and made him famous. Since then, he has participated in international salons, and his works have been unanimously appreciated by people in eastern and western countries. * * Won more than 200 medals from German, French, Italian, Austrian, British, American, Soviet Union, China, United Nations and other countries, which is undoubtedly a world record.

From 65438 to 0955, Jeff won the title of junior researcher (ARPS) of the Royal Photographic Society (RPS) with his outstanding talent and profound attainments in photography. Four years later, he took the exam with 12, and passed the exam with full marks, and won the FRPS of the Royal Photographic Society. He is the second Chinese in Southeast Asia to win this honor. At the same time, he also won the title of Senior Research Fellow (FIBP) of the British Institute of Photography (IBP). This kind of performance was also rare in western countries at that time. 1958, the World Federation of Film Arts, headquartered in Switzerland, awarded Jeff the title of HON.EFIAP. Since then, various film art societies have awarded him more than a dozen titles in recognition of his outstanding achievements in photography.

So far, Jeff has published three albums by himself:

(a) "pagan innocence".

The Innocence of the Pagan is Jeff's first album, published in London in 1960, which contains 80 black and white photos. It's a photo of the life of the Daya people in Sarawak, introduced by mcdonnell, the British High Commissioner in Southeast Asia and Jeff's good friend. This is the first book in the history of publication, so it was a sensation after publication and reprinted many times. Other language versions published in France and Switzerland have also been reprinted many times.

(2) the scenery of Borneo.

Scenery of Borneo is Jeff's second album, 1979 was published in Hong Kong. The book *** 192 pages has collected 334 color and black-and-white photos. This album has been carefully edited and beautifully printed. It is divided into three parts: Sabah, Brunei and Sarawak, with explanations in Chinese and English. It is still the preface of McDonald's, and another friend of Jeff's, Elizabeth, wrote a biography of Jeff. After the album was published, it was once very popular and reprinted many times.

(3) the disappearing world.

The Lost World published by 1972 is a collection of three people, among which the color photos are mainly Jeff's works. This photo album is illustrated with pictures and texts. The picture is wonderful and the article is deep. This book has *** 152 pages and was published in new york, Tokyo and Hongkong. After publication, the sales volume was very good and it was reprinted many times.

In addition to the above three albums, Jeff's works have been published as albums in many countries. Jeff has traveled around the world for more than forty years. Everywhere he went, he took many wonderful photos and was introduced by newspapers and magazines. In addition, the annual edition of the Straits Times and famous photography magazines all over the country often publish special issues of Jeff's works.

Jeff held a joint film exhibition with Mrs Morrison in Shiwu from 65438 to 0948, and has been invited to hold solo film exhibitions in various places. His personal works have been exhibited in Singapore, Malay Peninsula, Brunei, Indonesia, Thailand, India, Taiwan Province Province, Hongkong and Chinese mainland. From April 1983 and 13 to 26, the "Huang Jiefu's Works Exhibition" was the most grand and grand one. From1October198911July to February 14, the Singapore government hosted the "Capturing the Moment of History-Huang's Photography Exhibition in Singapore", which is a film exhibition with a very long historical significance.