Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Destination Shoots with Kenvin Pinardy - Safari Park/Mt. Bromo
I have attended many workshops and meeting up with a few master photographers to sharpen my skill as wedding and portraits photographer. Can say I have learnt quite a bit from the previous masters. All are very talented, good and commendable in their own way and style and I will continuous seeking, refining, learning to move further and deeper. Kenvin Pinardy, I really respect him as an artist, photographer, teacher and as friend, I like his personality. He is simple, easy going and to me he shares his talents for those who really have the passion into the 'art' in photography. Enjoy the pics I had with him:P
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Destination Shooting - Malacca
It is an inspiration to learn from a well known Indonesian fine art master photographer Kenwin Pinardy and to be able to understand and apply his concept and style. An amazing and humble guy. These photos were taken on location in the historical city, Malacca.
Saturday, September 8, 2012
Malacca
This is the third smallest historical city state of Malaysia. This city has been listed as a World Heritage site by UNESCO.
Friday, August 10, 2012
Jewel of the Orient - Hong Kong
Monday, July 30, 2012
Semporna
Semporna is a beautiful paradise for photographers, tourists who seek tranquility, scuba diving and snorkeling. It is in Sabah's east coast on the island of Borneo, Malaysia.
It claimed to consists and surrounded with 49 islands with 119 villages. The residents consists mainly of the ethnic Bajaus and they rely on the rich coral reefs for their livelihood and income.
An expedition done by the Semporna Marine Ecological in 2010, Semporna has been rated having the world richest coral reefs. We did not manage to get a glimpse of the coral reefs as our hired boat driver gave an excuse of rough sea. Very disappointing indeed.
The people of Sabah should be very proud that they are blessed with such a top marine eco-system in the world. Destructive conducts and practices must be stopped both at sea and land for the sake of protecting the nature of its beauty. The best way of protecting these coral reefs is through education, management and setting up protected sea areas. The government should increase enforcement against illegal fishing and control coastal pollution.
It claimed to consists and surrounded with 49 islands with 119 villages. The residents consists mainly of the ethnic Bajaus and they rely on the rich coral reefs for their livelihood and income.
An expedition done by the Semporna Marine Ecological in 2010, Semporna has been rated having the world richest coral reefs. We did not manage to get a glimpse of the coral reefs as our hired boat driver gave an excuse of rough sea. Very disappointing indeed.
The people of Sabah should be very proud that they are blessed with such a top marine eco-system in the world. Destructive conducts and practices must be stopped both at sea and land for the sake of protecting the nature of its beauty. The best way of protecting these coral reefs is through education, management and setting up protected sea areas. The government should increase enforcement against illegal fishing and control coastal pollution.
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Art or Photography?
I once asked an Australian wedding photographer on his photography and wanted to learn something from him. He laughed and told me his works are not or what he said was not even photography. I guess what he meant was most of his works are mostly creative in nature just to create emotion and good feeling... sort of fairy tale style.
Friday, June 22, 2012
Dreams
Dreams have a wonderful effects on life. People evolve through dreams and the world changes through dreams.
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