Flying Heron
Sometime if you try to shot a bird in flight, there maybe some difficulty that you will facing with. Sometime the subject out of focus, lost your exposure and many more. What you need is patient. If you don’t get a picture in that day, then come again the next day. Shot until you satisfied with your shot.
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Shot taken at the Telekom satellite near the Peace Park at Layang-Layangan, W.P Labuan. There many heron you can shot there.Shot taken with Nikon D80 with nikkor lense 80-200mm plus 2x converter.
Stress Test
Posted by admin in Still Life on October 17, 2009
The King of Malaysia visit to Labuan F.T
People of Labuan island don’t want to waste an opportunity to shake hand with The ruler of Malaysia, Duli Yang Maha Mulia Al- Wathiqu Billah Tunku Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Mahmud Al- Muktafi Billah Shah Al-Haj. Tunku Sultan Mizan is the 16th Sultan of the state of Terengganu, Malaysia, and the 13th Yang di-Pertuan Agong, or King of Malaysia.
Ruak-ruak @ Wak-wak
In some places, people call it “Ruak-ruak” and some call it “Wak-wak”. In padi field area in Malaysia, people always make a trap to catch this bird mostly to have it for a meal.
Kuraman Island…The Story
Kuraman Island, is a small tropical island belonging to Malaysia in the South China Sea located off the coast of Labuan, North Borneo. We’re going there to photograph nice pictures in one and a half day staying there. Kuraman Island also famous with its long sand spit.
A ray of light captured on second day at Kuraman Island.
Lightning strike as we were watching Labuan Island from Kuraman Island vanished in a storm.
In the night, we bought some fish,”Ikan Putih” from the local resident to eat. Some how we realized that out water supply is running out so we have to boil some water using a drink can and that’s we call surviving.
A close up shot of the “boat” sailing along the sea shore.
A boy fixing his boat as his boat tail is damaged. It is hard to catch a fish but it is so hard to catch a fish if your boat is damage.
A boy is ensuring his boat in good condition before launching it along the sea shore.
A boy playing with his “boat” along the sand spit. The boat is not an ordinary toy because his using it to catch a fish along the sand spit.
My friend, Syam holding a wood to protect his eye from the sea. The salt water can make your eyes sorrowful he said.
Syed Nasir and Saiful Rizan boarding to my friend boat, Syam as he will take us to the Kuraman Island. The journey will take about 30 minute to arrive at the island and only can go there by boat.