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After months of hard work, sweat and tears(mostly happy), my very first solo photo exhibition, Wild Moments, opened at 2902 Gallery, Singapore, 6th November 7PM.
I arrived at the gallery on the nick of time. Friends were already there helping out and buzzing my cellphone while i was still at home, rushing the photo slide show that was to be projected on the wall that night. It was important to me that the slide show was perfectly synced with the beautiful music of Sigur Rós’s Hoppípolla. It’s my favorite song after all and thanks to the inspiration i got from the BBC’s Planet Earth Promo video, i was able to pull it off and received good reviews from the visitors and even the Channel News Asia’s filming crew.
It was truly a memorable night. To have my dream come true ( another check off my Life List), sharing my work with people, having support from friends and family and reading the wonderful comments left by visitors in my guestbook. The main reason for exhibiting my work is to reach out to more people and to touch people with Nature and Wildlife. I believe we are all already making a difference when we are born into this world. Question is, what difference do we make? No matter if you are a primatologist, scientist studying the DNA of endangered animals, science teacher teaching young kids about Earth or wildlife film-maker or photographer, we are all making a small positive difference that i believe will go a long way for the future of our generation. Nature and Wildlife just never fail to amaze me again and again and i hope that my photos will accomplish that for others too, and hope that they too will fall in love again with the place we call, home, our Planet Earth.
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