Is not close enough until you hear a big BANGGG...........
Cheers and take a break..........
Malaysia Photography, Make Up, Food, Entertainment, And Traveling Guide Review All about Traveling to Malaysia
Thursday, 14 August 2014
Wednesday, 13 August 2014
Nothing Beats A Packet Of "Nasi Lemak Biasa" For Breakfast Once A While
Nothing beats a road side kakak's "Nasi Lemak Biasa" for breakfast once a while.
A kind of food that doesn't matter what race, will also enjoy it.
Cheers and take a break...........
A kind of food that doesn't matter what race, will also enjoy it.
Cheers and take a break...........
Saturday, 2 August 2014
Bye Bye Genting Theme Park And Hello Fox Studio
Tuesday, 15 April 2014
The All New Pentax 645Z Officially Anounced
Hurray......
Lets put our hands together and welcome the new "BOSS"
Specs:
Some specs:
-CMOS without AA Filter
-52,99MP, 51,4Mp effectively (8265 x 6192 pixel)
-ISO 100 - 204.800
-SAFOX11 AF system, 27 point (25 cross type), LW -3 - +18
-3.2" - LCD 3:2 ratio, 1.037.000 dots
-LiveView, contrast AF, focus peaking
-TTL metering with 86k RGB sensor
-3fps in JPEG L up to approx. 300 frames
-Full HD video (1920x1080), 4K in intervall mode
-USB3.0
More at www.pentaxforum.com
Cheers and take a break..........
Sunday, 30 March 2014
Just A Thought, by Brandon Chong
A lot of people has always been asking,
"Is It Really Necessary For Pre Wedding Photo Shooting".
The simple answer is, IT DEPENDS.
If you have the budget, by all means, get the best Pre Wedding package out there. But it would not be wise to spend on expensive pre wedding photo shooting and later end up in debts and starts to quarrel due to finance problems. It's not worth it.
In my personal opinion, I think you need to set a priority on where to spent on your wedding. Pre Wedding Photo is one of the less important, in my opinion. But that is just me. Always remember that a "million dollar wedding" will not guarantee you a happy and long marriage. Discuss among both husband and wife. You cannot gauge love with numbers. Doesn't mean he love you less if he spent less on the wedding. Try to think this way, if a person only has 15,000 dollar saving and spent 30,000 dollar on the wedding is greater or a person who has 5 Million dollar in their savings and spent 1 Million for the wedding is greater.
For me, in terms of spending in photography, I would put the actual wedding day first. Then the ROM. Lastly will be the pre wedding. Do remember this, Pre Weddings are a custom whereby you are able to re-create or fake the moment and environment anytime. Unlike ROM (Register Of Marriage) and Actual Wedding days, the smiles and joys, not to forget the tears, are REAL.
Just an idea on what our studio is doing. You might also consider combining your pre wedding with the ROM (Register Of Marriage) ceremony. By doing this, the Photo Album will look even better with real meaningful moments. Save cost and time. Families can join in as well. Is just an idea.
But at the end of the day, it all depends. It is necessary if you think it is. And it is not if you think is not. Your finance also plays the biggest roll here.
Cheers and always remember to enjoy the presents, because there is always the future to worry about.
Take a break.......
Just a thought, by
Brandon Chong
Sunday, 23 February 2014
Some Random Bird And Moon Photography
During our trip to Pangkor Island, Perak, Malaysia. We manage to capture some of this shots. Using only the Pentax K-5 with the Tamron 70-300 lens.
All shots taken with the Tamron 70-300.
Cheers and take a break..........
All shots taken with the Tamron 70-300.
Cheers and take a break..........
Thursday, 13 February 2014
Pangkor Island, Perak, Malaysia
Pangkor Island (Pulau Pangkor), located off the coast of Perak, Malaysia, reachable from the jetty in Lumut town. Has a large production of dried seafood products. With only a population of around 25,000, you can expect a calm and lay back holiday destination.
Once you have reached Pangkor jetty aprox 45 minutes from the Lumut jetty. You will find the Taxi square where all the taxis are parked. Choose one and ask them to take you to your hotel. Till now, year 2014, its still cost MYR10.00 or USD$3.00 per ride. Once reached, you can request for car, bicycle, or motorbike rental. Its best to rent a bike to tour around the island. A car is not recommended because some parts of the road is narrow and somewhat dangerous.
For accommodation, me and my wife personally preferred Sea View Resort located at Pasir Bogak. Its chalet is one of the nearest to the beach chalet we can find with an affordable price. But it has only eight of those.
Sea View Resort chalet near to the beach
Sea View Resort chalet near to the beach
Here in Pasir Bogak beach, you are directly facing Pangkor Laut island.
Pasir Bogak beach facing Pangkor Laut island
Food here in Sea View Resort is not world class. Its just enough to cure your hunger. We particularly like the "Yong Chow" fried rice. Its tasty and nice. Price is alright I guess consider you are having you meal facing the sea. A plate of "Yong Chow" fried rice will cost around MYR10.00 (USD$3.00).
Sea View Resort Restaurant
Sea View Resort Restaurant view
Night scene at Pasir Bogak beach
Night scene at Pasir Bogak beach at Pangkor Island
Pasir Bogak beach at Pangkor Island, Perak, Malaysia
Pasir Bogak beach at Pangkor Island, Perak, Malaysia
We also went to the Teluk Nipah beach. Which is clean and quiet.
Nipah Bay (Teluk Nipah) beach at Pangkor Island, Perak
Nipah Bay (Teluk Nipah) beach at Pangkor Island, Perak
Nipah Bay (Teluk Nipah) beach at Pangkor Island, Perak
We went to the Fu Ling Kong temple to drink some fresh coconut
Fresh coconut at Fu Ling Kong temple
Fu Ling Kong temple Pangkor Island, Perak, Malaysia
Fu Ling Kong temple Pangkor Island, Perak, Malaysia
Fu Ling Kong temple Pangkor Island, Perak, Malaysia
Fu Ling Kong temple Pangkor Island, Perak, Malaysia
Some random beach at a tample with a mini Great Wall Of China
Beach at a tample with a mini Great Wall Of China
Cheers and take a break........
Once you have reached Pangkor jetty aprox 45 minutes from the Lumut jetty. You will find the Taxi square where all the taxis are parked. Choose one and ask them to take you to your hotel. Till now, year 2014, its still cost MYR10.00 or USD$3.00 per ride. Once reached, you can request for car, bicycle, or motorbike rental. Its best to rent a bike to tour around the island. A car is not recommended because some parts of the road is narrow and somewhat dangerous.
For accommodation, me and my wife personally preferred Sea View Resort located at Pasir Bogak. Its chalet is one of the nearest to the beach chalet we can find with an affordable price. But it has only eight of those.
Sea View Resort chalet near to the beach
Sea View Resort chalet near to the beach
Here in Pasir Bogak beach, you are directly facing Pangkor Laut island.
Pasir Bogak beach facing Pangkor Laut island
Food here in Sea View Resort is not world class. Its just enough to cure your hunger. We particularly like the "Yong Chow" fried rice. Its tasty and nice. Price is alright I guess consider you are having you meal facing the sea. A plate of "Yong Chow" fried rice will cost around MYR10.00 (USD$3.00).
Sea View Resort Restaurant
Sea View Resort Restaurant view
Night scene at Pasir Bogak beach
Night scene at Pasir Bogak beach at Pangkor Island
Pasir Bogak beach at Pangkor Island, Perak, Malaysia
Pasir Bogak beach at Pangkor Island, Perak, Malaysia
Pasir Bogak beach at Pangkor Island, Perak, Malaysia
Pasir Bogak beach at Pangkor Island, Perak, Malaysia
We also went to the Teluk Nipah beach. Which is clean and quiet.
Nipah Bay (Teluk Nipah) beach at Pangkor Island, Perak
Nipah Bay (Teluk Nipah) beach at Pangkor Island, Perak
Nipah Bay (Teluk Nipah) beach at Pangkor Island, Perak
We went to the Fu Ling Kong temple to drink some fresh coconut
Fresh coconut at Fu Ling Kong temple
Fu Ling Kong temple Pangkor Island, Perak, Malaysia
Fu Ling Kong temple Pangkor Island, Perak, Malaysia
Fu Ling Kong temple Pangkor Island, Perak, Malaysia
Fu Ling Kong temple Pangkor Island, Perak, Malaysia
Some random beach at a tample with a mini Great Wall Of China
Beach at a tample with a mini Great Wall Of China
Cheers and take a break........
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