There are many definitions of street photography. It’s not a genre of photography that I have ever set out intentionally to do, like getting up in the morning or set out in the late afternoon and hit the streets with the sole purpose of capturing some images of interesting subjects, specifically, people. However, when I am travelling I always have my camera with me and while out in the streets…
Month: March 2016
My Camera Gear
My list of Cameras and Lenses (1) Cannon Powershop S95 (2011) (2) Olympus Olympus E-PM1 and Olympus 14-42mm f3.5-5.6 IIR lens (October 2012) (3) Fuji Fuji XE-1 and Fujinon 18mm f2 lens (December 2012) (4) Leica Leica X2 (2013) (5) Nikon Cameras Nikon D610 (January 2014) Nikon D810 (July 2014) Nikon D5500 (October 2015) (6) Nikon Lenses 35mm f2D 35mm f1.8G 50mm f1.8g 18-35mm f3.5-4.5g 24-85mm f3.5-4.5g 24-120mm f4g 70-200mm…
Siem Reap Part 1
Almost everyone know that Siem Reap is famous for Angkor Wat. There isn’t much to write about Siem Reap except to fore-warn that you will probably be visiting one temple after another throughout your whole trip. It can get a bit tiring and frustrating, especially that at most temples you will be faced with hundreds of tourist from all parts of the world rushing through and taking photos with their…
A Trip to Ipoh
Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh We were supposed to fly to Langkawi by Air Asia. Because of the haze in October 2015, our flight out of KLIA2 was delayed from 11am in the morning and finally cancelled at about 8pm. Air Asia offered to put us up in the Palace of the Golden Horses Resort and Hotel in Kuala Lumpur for the night, where, after breakfast, we will be transferred by…
Sekinchan
Sekinchan is a small town located in Sabak Bernam, in the state of Selangor, Malaysia. It is about a one and a half hours drive from Kuala Lumpur by the coastal road. Besides being a fishing village, Sekinchan is also a rice producing area. There are also rice millers in the area and locally produce rice are available for purchase.
Lombok
Lombok is separated from Bali in the west about 40 km away by the Lombak Strait. The island is roughly circular in shape measuring about 70 km across. The centrally located, Mount Rinjai at 3726 metres is the second highest volcano in Indonesia and is still active. The capital of Lombok is Mataram and the populace consists of about 85% sasak and about 15% Balinese. The sasak whilst culturally and…