Kuala Lumpur is the capital city and also the face of Malaysia. KL as it is more commonly known by the famous Petronas Twin Towers, is more than just a city with fancy looking buildings. It has so much to keep tourist entertained days and nights non-stop. In the morning, walk down the streets and you can go into a “coffee shops” and have coffee and toast as breakfast. By the time you finished, walk along Jalan Bukit Bintang and … Read more
Penang was once known as the Pearl of the Orient. It is such a vibrant and exciting place with so much to offer and only time will let you explore the city to its extend. Penang is also the sister city to Adelaide, and both have very good relationships with each other. So it is no surprise that the name “Penang” is so well known to the locals, and famous Penang dishes are quite commonly served in local restaurants. We … Read more
Sibu is a small town in the state of Sarawak in Malaysia. This is where I was born, a place where I grew up and spend most of my childhood time. This is a very unique town because it is such a culture-rich place where you will meet people of all kinds of background. You get to meet the Chinese, Malay, Indian, Iban and other minorities everyday and everywhere, in the shopping malls, in the food courts and even in … Read more
Sydney is the most picturesque city in Australia. The iconic Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge are nicely complicated by the dense skyscrapers in the background to create a picture perfect frame for photographers. I was travelling to Sydney back and forth during that period for work purposes so I had plenty of opportunities to scout around different locations in the city for that view.
I went to Canberra for a day to attend to a personal matter and decided to stay overnight before flying to Melbourne the following day. Due to the time constraint I was only able to take a few sunset shot from one location before night falls. It was extremely hot on that day, about 39 degrees and throughout the day the sky was covered in thick grey clouds which makes photographing a little challenging. Among the places I visited during … Read more
Melbourne is the capital of the state of Victoria, Australia. It is the second largest and most-populous city, and the second smallest state in Australia. Melbournian (Melbourne residents) comes from a very diverse cultural background, and is also home to resident born overseas, such as Europe (United Kingdom, Italy and Greece) and Asia (China, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam and Hong Kong). The CBD itself is very unique, with many old heritage sites and buildings such as the Flinders Station mixed with … Read more
Mount Lofty is the highest point of the Mount Lofty Ranges and is located towards the east of the state. It is about 45 minutes drive from Adelaide via the South Eastern Freeway and the Botanic Garden is located just below the summit with trekking access to the top. With the cool temperature and the fresh air from the ranges, it is a popular location for people wanting to take a break in a park. I have been to the … Read more
Largs Bay is located on the north-west of Adelaide and about 25 minutes drive by car. The Largs Bay was an international landing point during the sail times and the beautiful Largs Pier Hotel was used as a historical landmark. In the 1970s to the 1980s, the Largs Pier Hotel was a very popular pub-rock venue, and many prominent Australian rock banks used to play gigs there including AC/DC. Though those days are now gone, the Largs Pier still holds … Read more
The Adelaide Riverbank Promenade is located on the north of Adelide’s CBD, it is an integral part of the Adelaide Festival Centre, Skycity Casino, Hyatt Regency Hotel and Adelaide Convention Centre. My friend and I met up after work for a few photos of the area and our purpose was to capture the dusk effect. This twilight period gives landscape photography the best lighting effects due to the warmness of the colour, but we had to be quick because they … Read more
Second Valley is a coastal town on the Fleurieu Peninsula in South Australia. It is about 2 hours south of Adelaide, and about 20 minutes from Rapid Bay. We planned an overnight stay and had the chance to drive around the coast. We also took this opportunity to go trekking at Deep Creek Conservation Park, and true to its name, it took us a good 2 hours to get to the creek where the waterfall is, and not forgetting the … Read more
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