Bukit Tinggi

16 March 2008...

Yes, it took me too long time to post this. No time, no time!
I was quite busy since then, traveling, work, traveling, work, and more work...

So here is the Bukit Tinggi post.


The entrance to the French-themed cottage, namely Colmar Tropicale.
Canon EOS 400D @ ISO 100, f/20, 1.3sec


Here you will have jess.vick and the stranger.
Canon EOS 400D @ ISO 400, f/5.6, 1/25 sec.


The entrance via a wooden bridge.
Canon EOS 400D @ ISO 200, f/10, 1/125 sec.


The French-themed building, and to the end is the square where people dance and have fun.
Canon EOS 400D @ ISO 100, f/10, 1/160 sec.


The wind is strong up on the look-out tower. The weather on that day were tricky, suddenly bright, suddenly dim.
Canon EOS 400D @ ISO 100, f/18, 1/15 sec.


Jess got herself a windmill, never is she so happy with wheels, eh?
Canon EOS 400D @ ISO 100, f/4.5, 1/40 sec.


Then we went to the Japanese Garden.
Canon EOS 400D @ ISO 400, f/5, 1/50 sec.


To see the water dripping of the bamboo stick. The Japanese called them "Harmony"
Canon EOS 400D @ ISO 400, f/5.6, 1/50 sec.


Waterfall, a little hand-shaky there.
Canon EOS 400D @ ISO 100, f/22, 1.3 sec.


I manage to get the fishes to swim around the rock. Also available in Sepia.
Canon EOS 400D @ ISO 100, f/32, 1.3 sec.


In the evening, we visit Ms. White the swan back at the Colmar Tropicale.
Canon EOS 400D @ ISO 200, f/5, 1/250 sec.

Introducing Jess Vick

Introducing the beautiful girl of the blog...

with nice pose, of course...

Visit Wat Chetawan ~ Thai temple at Bukit Gasing

First visit the day before Wesak Day celebration.

Valentine's Day 2008 Eujin love PohLai

To her, I was never romantic; Today, I show my effort to make this moment, a memorable moment to her.

I Love you...forever.

CNY 2008 visiting in Kuala Lumpur

Visiting family members during CNY in KL is an annual event.

This is also the time where the traffic is smooth in the city. Visiting made easy.

Jonker Street during the CNY festive - 2

Herba tea to quench your thirst after hours of walking.


雷洲会馆




Geographer Cafe - one of the many pubs you will not miss in Jonker Street.


Even a bistro name Tranquerah, selling Malacca traditional Malay food, HALAL.

This are the few shots that I FS-ed, tell me your comments.

Jonker Street during the CNY festives - 1

Jonker street - one of the not-to-miss place in Malacca, and at all time, not-to-be-miss during CNY festive.

The hawkers still operates even on the second day of CNY, surprisingly the street is crowded with people.

I managed to take some photo despite of the unbalanced lighting (spot-lights, neon lighting and red lanterns. Haha, trying to avoid too much red exposed in my photos are extremely difficult)

Some photos,


What? My sister is missing, my father is not posing and my nephew turned...


Ok, now is better.


I like this shot, and I think was the best shot I get from Jonker street, although the lighting is quite dim. The shadows made it more...3D?


Ladies shopping for accessories.








Handsome guy from the street...


Hungry, muah ci.


Yummy yummy.