Talk at Singapore Library

I’ll be doing a talk at the Singapore Library@Orchard on 24 February (Saturday) from 3:00pm to 4:30pm about diving, travelling to exotic places and the unique challenges of photographing marine life and scenery. Basically, it’s a license for me to ramble for 90 minutes. If you have time and want to see some recent images of whales, sea lions and some of the best reefs in the world, drop by and say hi.

Admission is free, and it’ll be very informal. The talk is jointly sponsored by the National Library Board, SilkAir and Canon.

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3 Responses to “Talk at Singapore Library”

Jim Coakley
31 Jan 07 21:33
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Got your link from Gwen at the FFDivers club. If I am in town I will attend. A very regular Florida , USA diver who has been in Singapore for six months and missing diving.
Jim
Darshan Mehta
25 Feb 07 11:45
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Hi Tony

I was very happy with the presentation made by you yesterday , but the improper projection due to the lights , took away nearly most of it .

Is it possible to have a copy of all your pix on CD ?

Thanx
tony
25 Feb 07 12:16
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Hi Darshan,

It’s indeed unfortunate that the projection facilities weren’t ideal. You might want to mention it to the Library. Maybe they can adjust it for future talks.

I’m afraid I don’t understand your request. Are you asking me to provide you with all my work for free?