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Endangered Orangutans
Mother and Child

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Nov 01 2015
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Another success story; this orangutan orphan grew up and successfully raised her own baby in the protected semi-wild island. About BOSF Nyaru Menteng Sanctuary The BOS Foundation has rescued over 1000 orangutans in Central Kalimantan and currently care for and support over 600 orangutans at Nyaru Menteng. The main activities of Nyaru Menteng Orangutan Rehabilitation and Reintroduction Center is quarantine activity, rehabilitate and release. More info at BOSF website.

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Black-naped Terns
Family perched on rock in the sea

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Nov 01 2015
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A family with their weeks-old chick perched on top of a rock during high tide. The parents usually take turn to find food for the chick. Occasionally, the chick gets swapped off their feet into the sea by the strong waves, but it is capable of swimming back and climb back to the same rock and wait for its parents. This photo was taken in 2009 when I was still a newbie in my wildlife photography career. Never thought that 5 years later, it would be gifted to The Duke of Edinburgh by Singapore’s President Mr. Tony Tan, on his […]

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Red-Crowned Cranes
Courtship dance ritual

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Oct 11 2015
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A dance photo sequence that tells the story of Love itself. First, give each other a bow (respect); then look lovingly at each other (admiration) and lastly dance in rhythm & unison (understanding). Love = Respect + Admiration + Understanding for each other, don’t you agree? 🙂 The endangered Red-crowned Cranes adults usually pair for life and these bonds are reinforced in a mesmerising synchronised courtship dance. To prepare for this moment, I have already bumped up my shutter speed to 1/1000s. Next, I want a shallow depth of field to blur out the background as much as possible with […]

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Javan Langur
Mother and Child

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Oct 08 2015
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ON ASSIGNMENT FOR SINGAPORE WILDLIFE RESERVE The Javan Langur, is isolated to Java, Bali, and the Indonesian island of Lombok. More on Singapore Zoo’s Primate Kingdom

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