Wild Africa

EVENT DESCRIPTION

EastPro presents the launch of Wild Africa book and a photography exhibition, inviting you into the wilderness of life through the lenses of renowned ecological photographers, the husband-and-wife duo Samson So and Iris Yuen.

Samson and Iris are not only award-winning professional photographers but also serve as judges for National Geographic Hong Kong competitions and lecturers at Nikon Photography Academy. Their years of dedication to the field have established them as revered navigators in ecological photography.

Wild Africa presents an extraordinary selection of breathtaking images captured during safari expeditions across the majestic landscapes of Africa. This collection showcases a diverse array of wildlife, including magnificent lions, elusive leopards, awe-inspiring elephants, graceful giraffes, agile deer, majestic rhinoceroses, playful primates, and a stunning variety of birds.

This exquisite photo collection offers readers a rare opportunity to view and enjoy the incredible beauty of Africa’s flora and fauna. Experience the thrill of witnessing these majestic creatures in their natural habitats, all through the masterful lens of Samson So.

Join us on this visual expedition and experience the vibrant soul of nature in Wild Africa. This is not just an exhibition; it is a journey to awaken your innermost wildness—one is too good to miss.

ABOUT THE ARTIST / ORGANISER

Samson So is the founder and director of Eco Institute. He obtained both Bachelor of Science and Master of Philosophy degrees from the Department of Ecology and Biodiversity of The University of Hong Kong, and a Master of Journalism degree from HKU’s Journalism and Media Studies Centre. Since the 1990s, his career has focused on providing training for staff working in nature reserves, conducting ecological field trips and promoting environmental education. Samson is also a writer and photographer who had published more than 20 books related to ecology, environmental education and green touring, as well as 600 articles in Chinese and English distributed across Hong Kong, mainland China, Asia Pacific, Europe and the United States. His years-long hard work was recognized and gained him “Friend of Taipei 2001” and “Roadshow Eco Star” in 2013.