&contentCo“For eleven weeks we sat night after night up high in the treetops, 80 to 150 feet above the ground. Completely silent and almost without moving at all, we looked for the animals with our night vision binoculars, so as not to frighten them off. If they should show up, we would be ready with our cameras.” – Mattias Klum

This exclusive photography seminar is held in conjunction with Month of Photography Asia 2010, and the exhibition The Testament of Tebaran: Borneo's Moment of Truth at the Asian Civilisations Museum, featuring 26 photographs taken by acclaimed National Geographic photographer Mattias Klum. In this seminar, he will share the art of storytelling through photography. He will focus on concepts, compositions and techniques to produce great photographs and stories that editors look for. Participants will learn about photographing wildlife and dealing with extreme conditions.

About the Photographer
Mattias Klum (photographer and filmmaker) was born in Uppsala, Sweden and has worked as a freelance photographer since 1986. He regularly contributes to National Geographic Magazine, has published ten books, has directed or co-directed internationally released films, and has exhibited his photographs around the globe. His advocacy on behalf of biodiversity earned him a medal from His Majesty the King of Sweden and designation as a 2008 Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum. This year, Klum served on the jury for World Press Photo’s nature category, and in 2009 was awarded first and second prize by Pictures of the Year International (POYi) for images shown in his exhibition The Testament of Tebaran.

$75 per person. Limited seats available. To purchase tickets, please book via Sistic website.

Through SISTIC Authorised Agents Only
10% discount for ACM Friends
10% discount for NHB Staff
10% discount for The Photographic Society of Singapore
10% discount for SAFRA Photographic Club
(Applicable upon present valid member card or passes.)

Through SISTIC Website, Hotline & Authorised Agents
15% discount for group purchase (min. of 10 tickets)

Booking Details  Single Adult   (S$) 75.00