Not too long ago. Me and Little Rabbito went for another shooting trip. This time is at the famous Sekeping Serendah. Sekeping Serendah is famous for it’s Glass House and Mud House as a holiday getaway for city dwellers as it is located not too far away from Kuala Lumpur. We didn’t manage to do the shoot in the Glass House and Mud House because they were occupied. So we have to shoot around the place itself. Luckily enough there is a very nice pool area for us to shoot.
This is my 2nd portrait shoot with Little Rabbito as my model. The previous one was around almost a year ago. Hope you enjoy the photos.
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Victor, a guy i call my best friend. He was married to this lovely girl, Janice, for some time already. But never did they had a couple photo album for themselves. On one random day, he asked me if I wanna help them shoot a series of photos to call their so call pre-wedding photos. You won’t be reading this entry now if my answer to them was no. Timing allowed and location set, so here’s my first attempt on a couple shoot, or the so call pre-wedding, or is it actually the post-pre-wedding shoot. Hope you’ll enjoy it.
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Backdating my blog post today. 
On the 12th of June, the whole gang of us including Clive, Andrew, Eddy, Sherrina, JC Tang, Onnyee, Ko, Nicole, and me went to this place near the Central Market for our theme shoot. The location was next to a river. The wall there are full of graffitis, just what we want for this time’s shoot. Enjoy the photos.
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Finally updating my blog with the latest photography outing with Clive, Andrew, Belle, and Charlene. There’s been a few locations before Clive finally chose Tanjung Sepat. It was a great shooting day, the location was very nice, just the sky not blue enough. When we reached our location, it was still in high tide. So we decided to shoot on the fishing boats that were parked there. First time shooting on a boat, have to check that on my list of photography locations. Hope you guys enjoy the photos.
This time we went to another bridge further down the famous Lover’s Bridge.
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Last Saturday, Clive organized a photo shooting trip at Jalan Alor. He invited Andrew and me to join the session. So is the 3 of us against this petit model name Kerry. It was a fun shooting session. As I don’t do that much of portrait portrait shooting, hopefully you guys enjoy the photos. 
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After some anticipation talking, on the 21st of March we finally made our way to Taiping and Kuala Sepetang. Thanks to Behn and Sherrina for organising the whole trip, it was superbly planned. 3 cars packed with people drove up to Taiping on the 20th Friday night. Reached there, tired, showered, then sleep. Because we’re all preparing for the next morning’s photo shooting, the shooting that we came all the way up here for, The Kuala Sepetang Charcoal Factory. The photo above is what you’ll see if you walk into the Charcoal Factory, that’s the entrance with a river to transport the woods to be processed and become charcoal.
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Woke up at 6:15am this morning, clean myself up, took whatever that is needed, head to Siewmei’s house to pick her up, then head to Andrew’s place. Yup, this is another one of those mini shooting trip. After a few wrong turns, we finally reached FRIM. The place that we turned wrongly into was Taman Botani FRIM. These 2 are places are both under FRIM, but their entrances are in different places, and I don’t think they’re connected.
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This is from another nothing-to-do night after my reunion dinner on the 13th of February 2010. So I called up Victor and told him wanna go yum cha or drive around KL. Without a destination in mind, I drove drove and drove down to KL, and turned into the street call Petaling Street. So I started snapping.
By the time I reached there it was already nearing 11pm. Shops were closing or closed.
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Although Chinese New Year has just passed, but I would still wanna wish everybody a happy Chinese New Year and may the year of the Tiger brings good for everyone.
I was quite bored at home during the first day of Chinese New Year since most of my friends all went back to their hometown. So after my dinner I was looking for some place to go shoot some Chinese New Year stuffs, obviously since it was Chinese New Year. The first thing that came to my mind was Thean Hou Temple, 天后宮, which is located in Kuala Lumpur, near Mid Valley. There was a huge jam going up the temple, so I decided to park my car at the bottom of the hill and walk up, cos I saw quite some people doing that, so it should be safe.
So here I am, took me around 15 to 20 minutes to walk from bottom of the hill to the entrance of Thean Hou Temple. There were a lot of people, friends, and family going up there to worship for a good year to come. And since it was also Valentine’s day, you see a lot of couples go there to take pictures.
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On February 1st, a public holiday Monday, Andrew, Siewmei, and me, went on a small photography trip to Morib, Gold Coast. Our last visit to Tanjung Sepat we totally missed the place. So this small trip is kinda consider a filler to the place.
Basically, there’s really nothing much there, or we didn’t do our research before going there. What’s there we saw was beaches, empty beaches, long stretch of empty beaches. Not to say it’s not nice la, but just a little too plain.
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