Arthur Teng, is a freelance photographer.

He travels frequently in search of his photographic images. His favourite subjects are landscapes, graphics and lifestyles.

Arthur has won a number of photography awards locally and abroad, and had represented Malaysia in two international photography competitions.

He published "Rustic Malaysia - a pictorial journey" in 1994.
    
       
Achievements To Date
1987 – 1989   He was elected as the first President of Photographic Society of Petaling Jaya (PSPJ)  
1987  
He represented Malaysia at "Visit Thailand Year International Photo Contest" in Bangkok.
  
1988-1990  
He was appointed Nikon's Honorary Official Photographer in Malaysia.
  
1990  
He represented Malaysia at "Image Hong Kong Grand Finals Photo Contest " in Hong Kong.
  
1992  
He contributed towards a photo book "Eyes".
  
1994  
He published "Rustic Malaysia- a pictorial journey".
  
1995  
He was amongst 35 international photographers contributed towards a coffeetable book "The Philippines - a journey through the archipelago".
  
1999  
He contributed towards Petronas' 2000 corporate calendar.
  
2003  
He was the main photographer for "Bridges of Putrajaya" book.
  
 
       
Arthur's images have appeared in travel magazines & books. Samples of his work can be seen at :

- Going Places
- Action Asia
- APA's Insight Guides series on Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines & Kuala Lumpur
- Wild Places & National Parks of Malaysia
- Visitor's Guide to Taman Negara
- Exciting Malaysia
- The Philippines - A journey through the archipelago
- Eyes
- Malaysia - Portrait of a nation
- Bridges of Putrajaya

He has held 11 solo photography exhibitions, (including one solo show in Hersegade, Denmark & one in Jakarta, Indonesia) & 24 group exhibitions.
 
       
       
Highlights
"Rustic Malaysia - A Pictorial Journey" was published in 1994.

It is a journey of intimate & picturesque images of Malaysia, its people & cultures, captured. (Note: This book is out of print. For more information, please contact Arthur Teng.)