This masterclass is brought to you by Earth In Focus Singapore Nature Film Festival 2025.
Uncover the secrets of the rainforest through the art of DSLR camera trapping. A masterclass designed to equip you with the technical skills, fieldcraft, and creative insight needed to capture rare and intimate moments of wildlife in their natural habitat. From equipment setup and sensor techniques to ethical considerations and storytelling through images, this immersive session will guide you into the unseen world of the forest’s most elusive creatures. Regardless of your photography skills or your technical/scientific knowledge, there is something for everyone!
Unseen Worlds: DSLR Camera Trapping in the Rainforest
Date/Time: Fri, 31 Oct 2025, 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Location: The Foundry, The Collective Room, 11 Prinsep Link Singapore 187949
Cost: $80 per pax / $50 per pax for students ; includes light refreshments
Limited slots available
About Chien C. Lee
Chien C. Lee is an award-winning wildlife photographer with a background in ecology and environmental education. He has been based in Borneo since 1996. For over two decades, he has focused on documenting biodiversity of tropical rainforests, aiming to inspire appreciation and conservation of these ecosystems. His expeditions across remote regions of Southeast Asia have yielded first photographs of many rare, endangered, and even undescribed species. See more of his work at his website https://photos.chienclee.com/ or on his Instagram account @chienleephotography .
Earth In Focus Singapore Nature Film Festival 2025 - Fri, 31 Oct to Sun, 2 Nov 2025
Earth In Focus, the biggest environmental film festival in Singapore, celebrates the natural world through the cinematic lens of thought-provoking films, photography and art. Join us for an eye-opening weekend and discover the beauty of our world, and what it means to protect it. Whether it's nature films, panel discussions, or inspiring stories, come hear from leaders in environmental solutions and changemakers who are championing nature and wildlife conservation.
Join us for a weekend of award-winning films, conversations with filmmakers, changemakers, scientists, and researchers. There will be publicly accessible booths and festival-ticket holders will get discount perks from our partners.
More about the festival can be found at www.earthinfocus.co