Bon Odori Festival

Some random Japanese Ghost Festival held in Shah Alam last week. .

Malacca Trip (Part 2)

BEGINNING OF PART 2

Limbo appeared to be a tourist attraction

The three pictures you are about to witness are candids

Day 2: Joseph finally snapped

And lost all sense of sanity

Best wishes to the guy we all knew and loved

Chicken rice balls

Rebecca and Amman

Yun Ru

Lyn

Bubble of thought

Chicken rice balls shop owner's daughter

Signature on a dirty car

Rempit trishaw riders

Rare sight of policemen working out. MythBusters: Policemen DO exercise

Amman

"My portion is too small for what im paying"

"You can have some of mine, I dont think I can finish it"

Sunrise

Not what you're thinking

No idea what this is but it looks good

Lasagna

'Nosy' friend

All credit goes to Yun Ru for the fantastic work on the group pictures

Malacca Trip (Part 1)

Once upon a time sixteen people went on a journey to Malacca. This is a tale of their story

Guitars turn people into mindless zombies

Same goes for rubik's cube

Food voyage

Sweet stuff is contagious

Tourist expedition

It takes skill to almost fall but not fall (looking elsewhere at someone else :D)

Its always great to have a picture taken unless you have someone being an arse :D

Balance

and height is essential in a playground

Stargazing

The straits of Malacca

END OF PART 1

My Portrait Lense

Tragedy strikes . . . my portrait lens broke after hitting hard on the ground. Horror movies was never meant to be good for the heart. Due to the recent mishap, I will no longer be able to take pictures such as these for the meantime.

And most importantly, I will miss the chance to bring along the lens to TPC's event trip to Ipoh.

In memory of f1.8

A cherished companion

(2008-2008)

Morib Beach

Went to Morib Beach as the events photographer

"This is my happy face." Darren Tham

"This is my happy face." Aaron Chew

"This is my happy face." Sherman Tan

Who in the right mind would want to throw an innocent, friendly, loving and good looking photographer into the ocean. . .

Luckily they failed!