NPX: How long have you been interested nature photography? Reno: Been into nature photography since 2006, only started to be active in 2008. NPX: What do you like about it in particular? Reno: Birds, especially colourful and cute ones. NPX: How did you learn photography techniques? Reno: Learned from trial and error, from people around me, especially from the birders who willing to share while meeting them in the field. NPX: Were there any photographer(s) that you like and influences your style? Reno: The first person that influences ... Read More

NPX: How long have you been interested nature photography? Luenny:  I've been interested in photography since my sec school days but never did have a genre where I really like. I only really interested in nature photography when I restarted my hobby 2 years ago. NPX: What do you like about it in particular? Luenny:  Nature fascinates me now more than ever - particularly because of the impending crisis that our natural world is facing. I want to capture the beauty of it - particularly ... Read More

NPX: How long have you been interested nature photography? Kok Tiong: Started in early 2009 when i was using 70-200mm lens + 2x TC to shoot wild birds at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve NPX: What do you like about it in particular? Kok Tiong: I like wild birds especially those colourful one. NPX: How did you learn photography techniques? Kok Tiong: Books, website, forums and friends NPX: How come all your images are so sharp and well exposed? Dare to share your secret? Kok Tiong: I use Nikon 600mm ... Read More

NPX: How long have you been interested in nature photography? Myron: I guess it all started in Nov 07 when I visited Adelaide and Tasmania with my wife and son. I was fascinated by the wildlife I saw in the wilderness there, especially the male Superb Fairy Wren. It was all downhill after that... NPX: What do you like about it in particular? Myron: The beauty of wildlife and the fascinating lives they lead. Guess observing them kinda makes up for my boring one...kidding! NPX: How ... Read More

NPX: How long have you been interested nature photography? Walad: 2 years NPX: What do you like about it in particular? Walad: Wild birds NPX: How did you learn photography techniques? Walad:Books and friends. NPX: Were there any photographer(s) that you like and influences your style? Walad: There are too many of them to mention in this interview. NPX: What are the stuff in your dry cabinet? What are the items in your bag during birding? Walad: Dry cabinet: EOS 50D body with battery grip, EOS 5D body with battery grip, EF ... Read More

Strobby's photo NPX: How long have you been interested nature photography? Strobby: I started nature photography very recently, Dec 2008. Pick up my first DSLR around June 2008. I start shooting event and fashion show. Got quite boring after a while as it is always model coming out on the runway then shoot, shoot, shoot. Then, start to learn and love strobe (that how my nick, strobby come about) and start shooting abstract /still life. Wanted to use strobe on people and went into ... Read More

NPX: How long you've been involved in photography. As a casual photographer, I've touched camera since my university days in Australia. My brother owned a photo processing shop there and sell cameras on the side. He gave me one of the trade-in camera, it was a Minolta SLR with standard lens. I cant exactly remember which model it was now.. It was my first camera, and I used it to take snapshots of myself and friends throughout my university time. It was kind ... Read More

NPX: How long have you been interested in bird photography? Jason: I have my first DSLR in 2005, mainly shooting RC Planes. Got hook to birds photography when I got my Sigma 150-500mm (thought birding this way is cheap, I was wrong!) in Feb 2009. Guess the Pitta in SBG and BBKF in Lower Peirce did make an impact. My hunger for sharp detail image came. NPX: What do you like about it in particular? Jason: Shooting birds allowed me relax, especially in a stressful ... Read More

NPX: How long have you been interested in nature photography? Calvin: I 1st pick up photography about 20 years ago but was a short lived one because my house was emptied due to a burglary. I only start back about 4 years ago with a Canon 350D. That time my interest was on Macro. During one of the outings, I was poisoned by a friend who bought along a 500mm f4IS. Since then I began my slow journey into bird photography starting off ... Read More

How long have you been interested in nature photography? I have had an interest in nature photography - specifically birds - since 2006. What got you hoooked into it in the first place? It all started when my partner and I went camping over a series of weeks: we saw this amazing bright blue bird tweetering around the camp site one morning. I tried to take pictures of it with an instamatic and the poor photographic result started the camera arms race I'm sure we're ... Read More

[caption id="attachment_761" align="aligncenter" width="639" caption="Sunny"][/caption] How long have you been interested in photographing butterflies? I am relatively new to Photography , by chance ,in the later part of 2005 I shot a Butterfly with a PS camera, While seeking to identify the species I was directed to Butterfly from ClubSnap, I stay too long admiring their beautiful butterfly shots , and they infected me with a serious case "Butterfly Flu". :) What do you like particularly about it? Initially it was the beauty of the various ... Read More

  How long have you been dabbling in nature photography? couldn't remember, i think i started somewhere 2004 What do you like particularly about it? its a healthy hobby and at the same time i enjoy God's creation How did you learn photography techniques? reading, trial and error Were there any photographer(s) that you like and influences your style? I don’t have a favorite photographer and i believe i am still far from creating a style that is unique to me only but I got motivated when any of my ... Read More

How long have you been dabbling in nature photography? I started nature photography about 3 years ago. It was during the Chinese New Year in 2006 when I met up with Adrian (wmw998). During our casual chat, he told me that he was looking for ‘a camera with big long lens’ to take bird photos. I bought an Olympus DSLR with the 50-200mm f/2.8 lense for him. While testing the DSLR, I was severely ‘poisoned’ by the clicking sound of the 3.5 fps  I ... Read More

How long have you been interested in photographing butterflies? I have been interested in photographing butterflies for quite a while, ever since I saw the “sharing a few butterflies” thread in Clubsnap around 2006-2007, but I never had the equipment back then as my first slr was only bought in April 2007 and didn’t have a macro lens and had no idea how to use it in the first place. I guess the passion grew stronger as I started macro after I bought my ... Read More

How long have you been dabbling in nature photography? I am a relative newbie to nature photography. Started taking my first nature images in April 2007…in our great Jurong Bird Park! What do you like particularly about it? I have always loved nature and animals since young. Nature photography gives me a good excuse to be out with nature and capture the beauty I see on my camera. The process of anticipating the special moments in nature photography especially in action images also gives me ... Read More

NPX: How long have you been dabbling in nature photography? I started taking photos of sunbirds and kingfishers around Jurong lake in mid 2007 with a very used 500mm f4P and afterwards I started to get a bit more serious in March 08, after one inspiring Terns outing. NPX: What do you like about it in particular? I like the thrill of seeing new birds/animals that you do not expect. And I prefer nature to overly-crowded places. Being in a park or reserve allows me to clear my ... Read More

How long have you been interested in nature photography? I've been active in nature photography for almost 2 years now, from July 2007 onwards. Which particular genre do you enjoy the most? I enjoy bird photography the most of all genres in nature photography. How did you learn photography techniques? I read a lot! I read how to sacrifice our rest and sleeping time by getting up very early in the morning because birds are normally very active at the first light. I learnt the importance of having to have the patience even ... Read More

NPX: How long have you been dabbling in nature photography? Chris- Well my photography started by accident... I was buying and selling cameras and got stuck with one that I could not or rather was not able to get rid of because of the price. Your question would then be how the hell did I get into selling and buying cameras in the first place. Okay, I was working with a shipping line and my job was to go on aboard the ships to do ... Read More

NPX: Please share with us how long you've been serious in photography, particularly nature photography? Erh....I started photography when I was a teenager and I remembered working for 2 full months in my cousin shop before I can use my salary to afford my very first SLR Cosina Camera CT7 with 50mm 1.4. I was a serious photographer back then, learning all sort of book techniques, exposure, tricky situation, etc for many years… but only to realize that with digital technology, it ... Read More

Get your coffee/tea, a nice couch or sofa and relax in it while reading this next interview! The next NPX member we are going to interview is of a humourous personality from across the Singapore borders. May I present to you, Roger Moo aka Cactus400D. Image taken by Adrian Lim NPX: What got you interested in photography? Roger: It started way back when I was 'sacked' as a Secretary General of the ZNA Malaysia Koi Club. And to prove a point that I was a ... Read More

His website title seems to implies he is from a sort of ancient tribal community but once you meet him and talk to him, you will feel he is actually is more of an Asian "Indiana Jones" character. Read on ... NPX: Hi MM, can we know what you do for a living? MM: Many of my friends call me a full-time adventurer, but I think it is more accurate to refer myself as being a bum. But to feed my kids, I work ... Read More

This round, I am proud to interview the man coding behind the scenes of NPX. Highly mysterious, amazingly great with numbers (especially with the numbers one and zero) and a man of a few words. Some say he wears his underwear on the outside like Superman, while others say he sleeps with his fishing boots on. Whatever the case, may I present to you .... ULTRAMAN. NPX: Good morning and thanks for granting me this interview even though I know you are practically ... Read More

Talk, eat and shooting birds was previously what all this next gentleman whom I am going to interview is all about. With a birding count locally of more then 350 species coupled with good photography evidence, one will be curious on how he did it. Read on to understand more. May I present Jonathan aka wkcheah .... NPX: Jon, I chose this portrait pic from your gallery as it showed the real birding "you" then. The innocent looking yet unstyled hair and the 'Phua ... Read More

Migratory birds migrates to different countries during certain time of the year but our next NPX member whom I interviewed 'migrates' to different countries almost a few times a month. She claims (yes, a SHE) that she drives a bus with lots of passengers. What kind of bus you might ask. Well, read on and maybe you will find out. May I present the interview with Sophia aka Busdriver .... NPX: What got you interested in photography? Sophia: Used to be a plane spotter. Later.. ... Read More

Quiet, reserved and at times, man of a few words in the fields. "Shoot first talk later" is the attitute of this photographer. But if one were to sit down at the coffee shop with him, he can be a very talkative chap. But that is just not all about him, go to his website at http://www.pbase.com/cajuca and you will be amazed at the huge collection of bird species he caught with his cameras since end 2005. May I present to you, Mark Chua ... Read More