Terence offers guided wildlife photography walks within the various parks and reserves in Singapore. In these walks, you can learn about the different species of animals that inhabit the wild side of Singapore, as well as pick up photography tips and techniques drawn from his experience over 10 years. Some of the species that you may come across include mousedeer, langurs, macaques, pit vipers, otters, hornbills, owls, and others. Some lucky participants have had the privilege to encounter sightings such as a King Cobra consuming a water snake, a Malayan Blue Coral Snake, an Oriental Whip Snake consuming a skink, and more. He is able to provide helpful advice on topics such as exposure settings, composition, and wildlife videography.

Recommended reserves:
- Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve (3 hours)
- Pasir Ris Park (3 hours)
- Thomson Nature Park + Lower Peirce Reservoir (3 hours)

These walks are currently done free of charge, but I'd be happy to accept any tips should you have enjoyed the walk.
 
Do note that night walks are currently NOT offered, and that all walks are done in the day time, within the legal opening hours of the parks and reserves. In the event of inclement weather, I will determine an hour before the walk timing whether to cancel/postpone. Equipment is also not provided. Recommended group size: 8 or smaller. Please contact at least one month in advance to plan date(s).