Then I'm currently searching for the mug with lens-liked. Where can I get those??
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| Say Cheezeee |
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| Danbo's new cam - 1100D |
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| Heavenly tears |
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| A chord |
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| The spotted one |
Wednesday, October 26
Random shoot
Another boring day. In the late night, armed my weapon and started to shoot. Testing with my speedlight, playing with my prime lens (50mm). There it goes. Start some shooting with my Danbo, and some non living thing. I was a lil upset as day before yesterday I thought there was Android robot toy sold in the block K pc fair. I get fooled!! It was a mp3!! Not a toy. Sigh.
Then I'm currently searching for the mug with lens-liked. Where can I get those??
Photo-logs:
Then I'm currently searching for the mug with lens-liked. Where can I get those??
Photo-logs:
Friday, October 14
Backpack 1 - Alor Setar
I've been 'disappeared' for weeks? errr...about 2 weeks? Yup, having my Year2 sem break now, sort of boring, and ... to get my brain relived and refreshed, I've planned a backpacked Well, the 1st and the 3rd week of break was sort of boring and almost get my rotten. Yet, I had a pretty fascinating and terrific backpack on 2nd week of break. Thanks to my 2 friends who willing to let me fit in their plan. Great days.
You might wondering and reckoning how could I recall everything after a week passed? Thanks to my DSLR as well as my diary (marked down my expenses and spots I've been to), a pretty useful kind of book. Easy carry.
My journey was about this actually for the 7 days:
Seremban - Kampar - Alor Setar - Thailand - Alor Setar - Seremban - Malacca. END.
Thousands of photos being snapped. So, let me get this blog started with what happening in Alor Setar. :)
(1st Oct) Day 1 in Alor Setar:
8.30am bus departs from Kampar. 1ish afternoon reached Alor Setar to meet my friend there. Is lunch time, so we stopped by a shopping mall to get our tummy filled. Simple and unique dishes in chinese restaurant with reasonable price. Awesome one! Then, we moved to our 1st tourist spot which is a museum allocated at riverside. Extreme weather - HOT!!! An interesting building caught our sight was a government building so called Jabatan Perlautan or that, can't really remember the name. The building with western castle structure painted with brick colour. Eye opener! Too bad we were not allowed to enter to the building unless we are those officer, so I could only manage to snap the whole building with my 18-200mm Tamron lens! Love it. (Honestly to go for a trip or some event, 18-200mm really help alots. )
Without wasting our time, we moved to the nearby museum, another magnificent place. Historical building with a clean white light tower facing towards the sea. Standing close to the river, there's a small built bridge for transport to connect to the village. The bright might not a huge one, but again, it caught my sight on it. I said it is quite a 'wholesome' bridge with simple structure. There were some citizens fishing there. Supposely it is a port? But lots of adults and kids were fishing there. Not fishermen though, perhaps they're fishmonger? Guess so, or just part of their interest during spare time or the poor fishes gonna be their meal soon :(
Some kids not even felt shy as my camera was aiming towards them. One of the kids even gave me a pose. LOL. cute. After that, we went to a tourist spot named - Elephant Hill. Yes, the geography of the hill consists of the trunk and the head. If you're an observant person, I bet you could even see the eye of the elephant. Is cool! But the time we were there, quite a number of residents stayed in the park nearby. Folks and teens. Some teens/adults were riding their bike RECKLESSLY!! Crap!!
There comes the night time, I was being brought to a food court with VARIOUS FOOD!! gosh!!! I thought I could gain weight in this backpack..but...sadly...weight remained >.< perhaps I had been walking too much?? All food digested to energy, then energy were all burnt, secreted out from body through sweat. sigh. My mission of gaining weight just FAILED!! Alright, back to my topic, yes about the food court. TOO MUCH TOO MUCH. I ate too much too much - this much. LOL.
Accommodation? Settled in my friend's house. So, in Alor Setar, my fees do save a little. The next day, will be the day in Thailand ( Hatyai). Yes, another cool stuffs to share here....There was lots of untellable stuffs happens. Well, I do believe miracle happens when you least expect it. This happen to me in this backpack journey.
For photolog, can check out my Facebook acc - CLICK HERE!!!! . OF course more pics to be updated soon :D
TO-BE-CONTINUED...
You might wondering and reckoning how could I recall everything after a week passed? Thanks to my DSLR as well as my diary (marked down my expenses and spots I've been to), a pretty useful kind of book. Easy carry.
My journey was about this actually for the 7 days:
Seremban - Kampar - Alor Setar - Thailand - Alor Setar - Seremban - Malacca. END.
Thousands of photos being snapped. So, let me get this blog started with what happening in Alor Setar. :)
(1st Oct) Day 1 in Alor Setar:
8.30am bus departs from Kampar. 1ish afternoon reached Alor Setar to meet my friend there. Is lunch time, so we stopped by a shopping mall to get our tummy filled. Simple and unique dishes in chinese restaurant with reasonable price. Awesome one! Then, we moved to our 1st tourist spot which is a museum allocated at riverside. Extreme weather - HOT!!! An interesting building caught our sight was a government building so called Jabatan Perlautan or that, can't really remember the name. The building with western castle structure painted with brick colour. Eye opener! Too bad we were not allowed to enter to the building unless we are those officer, so I could only manage to snap the whole building with my 18-200mm Tamron lens! Love it. (Honestly to go for a trip or some event, 18-200mm really help alots. )
Without wasting our time, we moved to the nearby museum, another magnificent place. Historical building with a clean white light tower facing towards the sea. Standing close to the river, there's a small built bridge for transport to connect to the village. The bright might not a huge one, but again, it caught my sight on it. I said it is quite a 'wholesome' bridge with simple structure. There were some citizens fishing there. Supposely it is a port? But lots of adults and kids were fishing there. Not fishermen though, perhaps they're fishmonger? Guess so, or just part of their interest during spare time or the poor fishes gonna be their meal soon :(
Some kids not even felt shy as my camera was aiming towards them. One of the kids even gave me a pose. LOL. cute. After that, we went to a tourist spot named - Elephant Hill. Yes, the geography of the hill consists of the trunk and the head. If you're an observant person, I bet you could even see the eye of the elephant. Is cool! But the time we were there, quite a number of residents stayed in the park nearby. Folks and teens. Some teens/adults were riding their bike RECKLESSLY!! Crap!!
There comes the night time, I was being brought to a food court with VARIOUS FOOD!! gosh!!! I thought I could gain weight in this backpack..but...sadly...weight remained >.< perhaps I had been walking too much?? All food digested to energy, then energy were all burnt, secreted out from body through sweat. sigh. My mission of gaining weight just FAILED!! Alright, back to my topic, yes about the food court. TOO MUCH TOO MUCH. I ate too much too much - this much. LOL.
Accommodation? Settled in my friend's house. So, in Alor Setar, my fees do save a little. The next day, will be the day in Thailand ( Hatyai). Yes, another cool stuffs to share here....There was lots of untellable stuffs happens. Well, I do believe miracle happens when you least expect it. This happen to me in this backpack journey.
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| Paddy field with no paddy |
For photolog, can check out my Facebook acc - CLICK HERE!!!! . OF course more pics to be updated soon :D
TO-BE-CONTINUED...
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