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These web pages are dedicated to showing and sharing the beauty of  cultures,  people, environment and wildlife in Asia by John Arifin.

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Incredible India @ 60, Photography Exhibition in Singapore

Photography Print Exhibition at Plaza Singapore Atrium, from April 5 to 7, 2008.  John was  honored to be part of the Incredible India @ 60 celebration in Singapore . Singapore was the second city after New York to have such a celebration outside India. Inauguration of photo exhibition "Incredible India in New York was done by Steve McCurry" hosted by the National Geographic Channel in 2007.

Gracing the Incredible India @ 60 exhibition in Singapore were India's Minister of Tourism and Culture, Mrs Ambika Soni, and Singapore's Information, Communications and the Arts Minister, Dr Lee Boon Yang  ( see photo above )

For those who have missed  the event, here are the photos. Incredible  India @ 60
Prints were made by HP  Designjet Z2100 and HP Photosmart 8750. Cameras : D-SLR. Workflow : Raw images processed through Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop.

Recent Publications
Asian Geographic Magazine on Land of Tigers. Issue No 49, October 2007
In this issue of Asian Geographic Magazine, John shared  his story on " Land of Tigers" from Kanha and Banhavgarh National Park. a.
 

In this issue of Asian Geographic Magazine, John 's favorites images were published to show the diversity of nature and wildlife all around Asia. India.

Monthly Photography Workshop in Singapore by John Arifin

When not on assignment, John conducts regular photography workshop class and course in Singapore. See latest workshop schedule and learn the secret of taking great pictures . John will show you how to maximize your D-SLR in just 12 hours ( over 3 days or 1 weekend).

The 3 day intensive photography, course, class, lesson and workshop is designed for participants who want to master their camera beyond the camera manual and to understand the principles and the art of photography by getting out of the AUTO mode and learning how to compose effectively.
 

Left: Sunset at Bako National Park.
Right: Tiger in Kanha National Park.