【自己影！自己記錄！生態攝影記錄工作坊】Can-do Ecological Photography Workshop

【自己影！自己記錄！生態攝影記錄工作坊】Can-do Ecological Photography Workshop

日期 Date｜2025.06.14 (10:00–15:30) & 2025.06.21 (10:00–13:00)
地點 Location｜貫文空間 Koon Man Space
語言 Language｜粵語 Cantonese
導師 Mentor｜生態攝影師 何柏基 Colin Ho
費用 Fee｜免費 Free
活動名額 Quota ｜15

活動簡介

川龍位於大帽山山腰，水源豐沛，適合種植西洋菜。香港水田生境罕見，這裡孕育著豐富的生物多樣性與獨特的生態風貌，是蜻蜓、兩棲類的樂園，田園與河溪吸引雀鳥與昆蟲翩翩起舞，更有香港罕見的苧麻珍蝶棲息。雖仍有少數村民耕作，但面臨後繼無人與文化失傳的危機；隨著城市發展與環境變遷，這片自然寶地正遭受生態威脅，需更多人投入觀察、記錄與守護。

本工作坊邀請生態攝影師何柏基老師，以攝影作為生態記錄的重要工具，帶領學員深入探索川龍與大帽山的自然生態。課程分為生態攝影入門、戶外實地考察及記錄分享三部分，讓參加者掌握生態攝影技巧，並鼓勵大家成為生態守護者，透過影像支持生物多樣性研究與保育行動。歡迎熱愛自然、渴望用鏡頭講述生態故事的你，一同輕鬆學習觀察、記錄與分享，激發保育對話與行動，踏上這場生態攝影之旅。

導師說：「我知道有些快樂是不用花費太多金錢便可擁有，例如觀賞自然生態便是一種單純的快樂。我會努力讓大家愛上大自然，拍攝美麗的照片，共渡快樂時光。」

活動內容

【#1 生態攝影簡介】2025.06.14｜10:00–12:00

• 攝影作為生態記綠
• 簡介攝影器材種類和野外安全知識
• 認識生物多樣性和如何入手物種分類
• 介紹川龍生態環境獨特性和生物多樣性
• 生態記綠的地圖、分類的重要性
• 導師作品和故事分享和實體相片作品鑑賞（一）

【#2 戶外拍攝考察】2025.06.14｜13:00–15:30

• 川龍河溪
• 田邊生境
• 川龍西洋菜田濕地
• 川龍山徑生境

【#3 記錄分享工作坊】2025.06.21 | 10:00–13:00

• 導師分享自己的記綠計劃
• 導師作品和故事分享和實體相片作品鑑賞（二）
• 介紹並示範不同公民科學平台
• 打印同學所選的照片並製作記錄作品
• 小組分享
• 導師總結

關於導師

何柏基從事攝影工作廿年，熱愛藝術和大自然，活躍於攝影創作和攝影比賽，攝影題目由紀實攝影、景觀攝影和概念攝影再走進地景藝術的世界。其後因為拍攝大自然為主題而學習生態環境和生態導賞專業知識。近年熱衷帶領生態攝影和生態導賞活動，希望更多人欣賞和愛護大自然。

活動條款及注意事項

1. 本活動安排為期兩天，建議參加者出席全部工作坊。
2. 建議參加者自備攝影器材（如有器材，智能手機亦可）。本會亦會租用器材，供參加者分組使用。如器材有任何損壞，請參加者自行負責賠償。
3. 部分活動環節將於戶外進行，涉及一定體力，請參加者自行衡量自身能力。
4. 活動當天請穿著便於戶外活動的服裝，並攜帶足夠的飲用水、防蚊用品等個人戶外用品。
5. 敬請參加者細閱本活動注意事項。所有參加者報名時，即表示同意以上條款。

Event Intro

Chuen Lung is located on the mid-slope of Tai Mo Shan, with abundant water resources, making it suitable for growing watercress. The paddy field habitat in Hong Kong is rare; here it nurtures rich biodiversity and a unique ecological landscape. It is a paradise for dragonflies, amphibians, birds and insects and it is also home to the rare Hong Kong butterfly, the Chinese peacock. Although a few villagers still farm, they face the crisis of no successors and cultural loss. With urban development and environmental changes, this natural treasure is under ecological threat and requires more people to engage in observation, recording and protection.

This workshop, led by ecological photographer Mr. Colin Pak-kei Ho, uses photography to explore the natural ecology of Chuen Lung and Tai Mo Shan. It consists of three parts: an introduction to ecological photography, outdoor field study, and documentation sharing. Participants will learn photography skills and be encouraged to support biodiversity research and conservation through their own images. Nature enthusiasts eager to tell ecological stories through their lens are invited to join, observe, record, and share, fostering conservation awareness and action.

The instructor said, "I know some happiness does not require much money, such as enjoying nature ecology is a simple joy. I will strive to let everyone fall in love with nature, take beautiful photos, and share happy moments together."

Event Details

【#1 Introductory Sharing on Ecological Photography】2025.06.14｜10:00–12:00

• Photography as ecological documentation
• Introduction to types of photography equipment and outdoor safety knowledge
• Understanding biodiversity and how to start species classification
• Introduction to the unique ecological environment and biodiversity of Chuen Lung
• The importance of maps and classification in ecological documentation
• Sharing of instructor’s works and stories, and physical photo works (Part 1)

【#2 Outdoor Photography Field Survey】2025.06.14｜13:00–15:30

• Rivers and streams in Chuen Lung
• Habitat by the fields in Chuen Lung
• Chuen Lung watercress field wetland
• Habitat along the Chuen Lung mountain trails

【#3 Documentation and Sharing Workshop】2025.06.21 | 10:00–13:00

• Sharing of Instructor’s own documentation projects
• Sharing of instructor’s works and stories, and physical photo works (Part 2)
• Introduction and demonstration of various citizen science platforms
• Printing selected photos by students and documentation workshop

About the Facilitator

Colin Ho has been engaged in photography for 20 years, and is passionate about art and nature. He has been active in photographic creations and competitions, and his photographic subjects have evolved from documentary photography, landscape photography and conceptual photography to the world of land art. Later on, he learnt about eco-environment and eco-guiding for the purpose of nature photography. In recent years, Ho is passionate about leading eco-photography and eco-guiding activities in the hope that more people will appreciate and care for nature.

Event Terms and Remarks

1. The event is scheduled to take place over two days, and participants are encouraged to attend all workshops.
2. Participants are advised to bring their own photography equipment (if available, smartphones are also acceptable). The organizer will also provide rental equipment for participants to use in groups. Participants will be responsible for any damage to the equipment.
3. Some activities will be held outdoors and may require physical exertion; participants should assess their own abilities accordingly.
4. On the day of the event, please wear clothing suitable for outdoor activities and bring sufficient drinking water, insect repellent, and other personal outdoor supplies.
5. Participants are kindly requested to carefully read the event guidelines. By registering, all participants agree to the above terms.

香港攝影文化協會為藝發展局資助團體。香港藝術發展局支持藝術表達自由，本計劃內容並不反映本局意見。

The Hong Kong Photographic Culture Association is financially supported by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council (HKADC). HKADC supports freedom of artistic expression. The views and opinions expressed in this project do not represent the stand of the Council