Thank you for the fantastic images you consistently display. I always enjoy seeing the new vibrant colored creatures you come across. The way our world is going one day only images like yours will remind us they were once our companions here on this earth. I do what I can to chronicle the creatures I pass on my life's … Read more

Thank you for the fantastic images you consistently display. I always enjoy seeing the new vibrant colored creatures you come across. The way our world is going one day only images like yours will remind us they were once our companions here on this earth. I do what I can to chronicle the creatures I pass on my life's journey but it pales in comparison to your skills, travels and keen eye to find unique creatures. Thanks again for sharing your archives.

I always enjoy seeing Marcus' latest photos. I would like to believe that my photography is decent, as I am always striving for the best shot I can of each species I encounter, but his are superb. and humble me time and again. What I especially love is the exposure his photos give me into a world of regional organism… Read more

I always enjoy seeing Marcus' latest photos. I would like to believe that my photography is decent, as I am always striving for the best shot I can of each species I encounter, but his are superb. and humble me time and again. What I especially love is the exposure his photos give me into a world of regional organismal diversity I would otherwise be largely unaware of. Perhaps as a biology professor I should be aware of some of this diversity, indeed. But I have little time to explore it myself, and the photos by Marcus are largely a daily education reminder of what I do not know about Indonesia.

Marcus (aka budak) is one of the most knowledgeable naturalists in Singapore, interested in almost everything that flies, runs, crawls, creeps or swims across his way. I especially enjoy his incredible shots of tiny creatures that nobody else would even bother to look at closely, and even less to spend time photographi… Read more

Marcus (aka budak) is one of the most knowledgeable naturalists in Singapore, interested in almost everything that flies, runs, crawls, creeps or swims across his way. I especially enjoy his incredible shots of tiny creatures that nobody else would even bother to look at closely, and even less to spend time photographing them. He probably has one of the best photographic archives of Singapore wildlife.