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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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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Was clearing my leaves and wasting my time at home. So today my hands quite itchy and wanna do some shooting. Since I never really did a real model shoot before, so called up Siewmei and off we go to Ulu Yam for some impromptu model shooting trip.
This is my second time going to Ulu Yam for shooting. The first time there was like 3 years ago. Kokwai brought us there also for shooting purposes. I was still using my little Fuji F30 that time. This time hopefully the photos are ok.
enjoy~

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Day 2 of our Cameron Highlands trip. We slept quite early yesterday to woke up this morning at 4am+ to visit Gunung Brinchang. It is located near the same area we went yesterday, the ‘BOH’ Tea Centre. Hamyu, our information source lead us here because he came here before when he was exploring alone in Cameron Highlands last time.
But seriously have to thank Hamyu for bringing us there. I really really didn’t expect to see what I was going to see… and feel. Never knew Cameron Highlands got such beautiful sunrise. I tot the only place was in Sungai Lembing.
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After the screaming and ouching new year celebration from Skytrex, we went to a more serene and relaxing trip at Cameron Highlands, Pahang, on the 9th of January 2010. Thanks to Siewmei and Hamyu for planning the trip. 12 of us, Siewmei, Hamyu, Jacque, Leslie, Sue-ann, Brian, Jook, Shyng, Justine, Dawn, Yippie, and me, in 3 cars, woke up too early at 5 in the morning, started out journey to Cameron Highlands.
After some stops and makans, we reached Tanah Rata at around 11:30am. Went to find the owner of our apartment, took the key, put our stuffs in the apartment, off we go to explore Cameron Highlands for our first day trip.
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Been planning to go SkyTrex the 2nd time for quite some time after knowing that their Extreme Challenge has open. So after an attempt of failed planning by someone, I’ve decided to organize one myself. The group this time is a lot bigger than the last round. The groups have been divided into 3 different categories. The Extreme Challenge group: Waihoong, Eli, Hamyu, Lay, Leslie, Syam, Aivee, Siewmei and me. The Big Thrill group: Justine, Yippie, Dawn, Zaheer, Tay, Faris, Jook and Shyng. And the picnic group which consist of Jacque, Karen Wong and Ben.
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Sorry again for the late updates. Been busying and lazying
. On the 12th of December 2009, Siewmei suggested to go Pulau Ketam for a short shooting trip, so we had an impromptu mini shooting trip of this small group (Siewmei, Angeline, and me), to this little island call Pulau Ketam.
We started our journey from Subang LRT station, took the train to Port Klang (around half an hour), and from the jetty took a ferry to Pulau Ketam (another half an hour). Reached Pulau Ketam around 1pm. At first we were thinking of renting bicycles as our transport, but then ended up we thought maybe we walk walk first and see if we need to rent the bike. It was a good decision for us because the island itself wasn’t too big and we wasn’t in a rush.
Basically just me and Siewmei brought our camera there, Angeline just wanna walk walk around to see some kampung life. So here are the photos. Enjoy~
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Last day at Yogyakarta. Nothing was planned. Need to be at the airport around 3+. Took our time and lepak around the Guest House. Had our breakfast and a morning swim, packed our bags and luggage, put them at the counter there and checked out our room. Asked the receptionist girl, Fia, to see where else got nice food around the guest house. She pointed us to one place, within walking distance, selling beef ribs.

So we started walking towards the place for our lunch and along the way, we saw a lot of paddy fields (again), and the sky was very blue. How to not shoot?
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Day 3 of my Yogyakarta trip. Sorry for the photos, too lazy to filter anymore. Today we plan to go to the town of Yogyakarta and do some walking and discovering. Heard from friends that there’s a Bird Market and a shopping street call Malioboro.
So we woke up early in the morning to catch our Guest House’s breakfast which was included in the rates. Discovered that the area behind where we had our breakfast was very nice. It was just a small area, but decorated/landscaped very nicely. So after we eat, we did some early morning shooting.

A path from the breakfast place to the garden at the back. The taller building behind the pondok is actually the “house” next door!
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Went for a trip to Yogyakarta with Siewmei, Yenc, Jook, Shyng, and Hamyu on the 4th of July. It was a 4 days 3 nights trip with minimum planning. But it was a fun, relax, and filling (stomach wise) trip for all of us. Reached Yogya about 6 something in the evening, our Guest House’s pickup already waiting for us at the airport after we done all the scanning and spraying for prevention of H1N1 Flu. So we head straight to our Guest House. The distance from airport to our Guest house was around 30 to 40 minutes. The sky turn dark very early there at Yogya, so we were already planning what to eat during our ride to the Guest House. Finally we decided to walk around and we found a nice little restaurant that serve indonesian food to eat. After the dinner, we chill around our Guest House, and went to sleep early cos we need to wake up pretty early the next day to catch the sunrise at Borobudur.

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