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Landscape
Penang Raffles Tower, Bukit Gambier
I was given an opportunity to work with Permata Green on their landscaping projects in Penang. Permata Green is the newly established landscape architecture wing of Arkitek Permata. One of them is the Raffle Tower .
Read MoreMy Experience with Samsung NX1
in Astronomy, Blog, Landscape, Penang Hill
First of all I wish to thank Samsung Electronics Co Ltd. for giving me the opportunity to join the global imagelogger program. Because of this I got the chance to explore and shoot with this Samsung top range NX1 smart camera.
Read MoreMist and Fog
Mist and fog are always my good friends in Landscape photography. Mist and fog can change the whole landscape entirely, it happened when the temperature drop or humid air cools rapidly, for example when the air comes into contact with surfaces that are much cooler than the air.
Read MoreMother Nature
Mother nature is one of my favorite shooting subject as it always give you surprise. This series of shooting is tougher because I have to follow and be sensitive to the changing of weather, due to the hazy condition and time frame given, I don't really have much time to shoot what I shoot best.
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Island Archway rock collapses into sea
in Landscape
A large section of the iconic rock formation the Island Archway, on Victoria's west coast, has succumbed to the elements and crumbled into the sea. Parks Victoria believes the fall occurred sometime between 4pm on Tuesday and 9am yesterday.
As its name suggests, the impressive rock formation on the Great Ocean Road resembled an archway rising 25 metres from the sea. All that remains following the collapse are the two rocks that previously supported the arch.
I was fortunate to see and capture this shot in 2007, there is totally a new landscape by now, and this shot will be history too.
“Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again.”-Henri Cartier Bresson-