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PETALING JAYA, SELANGOR, Malaysia
Event and Street Photographer who leads by the Spirit of God and loves to capture the moment in life either in door or on the street.

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Accident at NKVE near Subang Exit

This morning at around 6.45AM on our way to the office, we were caught in a heavy traffic jammed at NKVE.

Far ahead as we approach Subang Exit, we saw the blue light blinking which indicated a car broke down or an accident occurred.

Plus worker reports the situation to the HQ.

Sunday, March 3, 2013

A Man with a shoe

What would you think when you see a man with a shoe in his hand and a camera hanging around his neck? Is he ok?

I think that the questions of pass-by in Damansara uptown today when they saw a man with a shoe in his hand going to a bank. I am also feel weird carrying a my 'Camel' shoe around after I got it repaired.

I have to think fast as we have to go to two more bank namely AmBank and Hongkong Bank. I have to change the pass-by perception on me.

And this is my choice which change the pass-by perception to "Oh, he is a photographer!"

All images taken with Nikon D7000 and lens AF-S Nikkor 50mm f/1.8G.

Waiting outside the Bank

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Chinese New Year 2013-Friend Gathering

As our usual annual Chinese New Year Gathering, yesterday we were having Chinese New Year 2013's friends gathering at a Restaurant in Sungei Way.

These are the unedited but resize images taken with Nikon D7000, lens Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 VC and Nikon Speedlight 910.

Camera setting: Manual exposure, f/5.6, 1/250s, ISO400 and some photos with -0.3EV, WB=Auto
Flash: TTL-FP, Bounce to ceiling, 0.0EV

Why unedited photos?
Unedited photos shows how sensitive you are with the environment based on your knowledge of the camera function and photography. Furthermore it save time.

Yusheng is a must for every Chinese New Year gathering Meal.
Loh Sang...

Saturday, February 9, 2013

Dalat as I see it

Dalat is one of the town that we passed as we drive home from Sibu which is also my hometown. Dalat is the town that most of the villages used to visit when they need any food supplies or medical treatment.

Armed with my buddy Nikon D7000 matched with Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 VC, I roamed the street and along it's beautiful Oya River.

This Dalat as I see it either during the day or night.

Let's start with something close to the Melanau as I am a Melanau by race.
The symbol of Dalat is Jerunei or Kelidieng as it is called in Melanau language. This symbol also shows that Dalat is a Melanau town where Melanaus are the majority beside Iban and the Chinese.

 It's raining when I captured this images and I hope my camera can cope with a bit of water drops. Yet I am hoping to get something weather sealed camera like Olympus OMD-EM5 one day.