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C.S.Ling’s Wild Moments is back on New Year's Day 2010 with more breathtaking images of endangered wildlife and vanishing landscapes following the success of her first exhibition in 2008. This year, Wild Moments will be held at the beautiful Sentosa Island from January to February 2010!
There is a saying, "Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the number of moments that take our breath away."'
Be enthralled by the soaring waterfalls of the legendary Jiu Zhai Gou, charming Giant Panda cubs in the province of Sichuan China, wild Pygmy Elephants herd in the tropical jungle of Borneo, Snow Monkeys bathing in the hot spring during winter in Japan and more!
Enjoy the exhibition & explore the natural surroundings
Walkway that links the exhibition to the forest and its friendly inhabitants in minutes
World facts and data that will astound and inform you
C.S.Ling, a 25-year-old Nature/Wildlife photographer from Singapore, has traveled to many parts of Asia Pacific over the past 4 years to capture stirring images of majestic landscapes & endangered wildlife. Her works explore the theme of life, love and freedom and through that, she hopes to re-igniting people's innate love for Nature and inspire all to protect our natural treasures.
C.S.Ling was recently named the spokesperson of Nikon Singapore and exhibited her work with International Environmental Photography Association in Japan. Her works are currently represented by Aurora Photos in USA and she has earned the Associateship qualification (AMPA) from Master Photographer's Association in UK.
Date : 1^st January 2010 – 28^th February 2010
Time: 9AM – 6PM
Venue: Sentosa Nature Discovery Gallery, Imbiah Lookout
Price: Free
Enquiries: Call 97851601 or visit http://cslingphotography .com

What People are saying about Wild Moments 2008
I must give credit to both Nikon and Ling. Nikon for discovering and sponsoring a young photographer to hold her own exhibition. Thanks to Ling for bringing wildlife photography to a layman's context...what do I mean? Nikkor 80-400 VR for wildlife shooting. OMG! Jeremy Tan, Nikon Club member

She is clear and honest in her presentation. I like her approach and concept in wildlife photography. I admire her passion and love for wildlife. One needs to be very patient and determined to take great shots of wildlife. Kwok Wah Fong, Nikon Club member

I was pleasantly surprised by the high quality of CS Ling’s work considering that she is a late starter. This is probably due to her passion and devotion to her chosen branch of photography. I believe she will continue to do well if not better in the near future and hopefully she can find fulfillment and self actualization through her chosen path. - Isaac Chin, Nikon Club member

I was really amazed when she said she started photography just 3 yrs ago. Her achievement within this shot period is awesome. All the best to C.S.Ling. Wish her all the success in her photographic goals and in life. Pradeep Koodali Edathil, Nikon Club member

Hi C.S Ling, I enjoyed your talk very much. Your pictures are very inspiring! I always wanted to go around the world to take pictures of nature and wildlife but somehow I couldn't find the time to go. I really admired your conservational effort by using photography as a mean to create awareness towards the protection of fragile environment, our nature and the wildlife. Keep up the good work and thank you for your dedication! Christopherson Ting, Nikon Club member