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bebe spring summer collection.

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Fashion show  for kids.. .Those kids are really cute.

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My first shooting for Fashion on 1. :)  Event start at 8pm.  By 7 alot of photographer are at the stage…  It must be one of those fashion show that cant be missed

During the event someone stand behind me keep on knock his lens hood on my head.Sigh. Think about it at least it does keep me awake heehe.

Here some of my pictures.

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A quick rush after the Pavilion Pit Stop Fashi0n Show to Sg Wang for another fashion show by Seed.

The lightings are horrible.. each step the model walk created a diff WB setting.

This is some pic i manage to get that day.

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A fashion event held during the F1 weekend over at Pavilion KL.  I’ve took this opportunity to tried out my lens in low light condition.  Outcome failure.. got lots of bluuuuuurrr pic… sigh… worst still my flash batt doest behave itself… recharge duration tooo loong.

Here are some pic i manage to get…

Bimba & Lola

Nine West

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The event too place 2weeks ago at the Gardens.

some pictures to share

the rest are HERE

Yesterday after send my gf to LCCT@Sepang. Went to a popular spot for “PLANE SPOTTING”

What Plane Spotting??

According to Sid Porter from http://www.planespotting.com/ “Plane spotting is a serious hobby which is distinguished from just plain watching. A true plane spotter is someone that are quite knowledgeable and often travel around the world just to spot new and exotic liveries or military markings. For them, spotting is a very serious hobby and it is essential to maintain meticulous records of aircraft seen. There are also the photographers, both amateur and professional, with their advanced cameras, giant lenses, tripods or even the occasional video camcorder” Taken from http://www.planespotting.com/

As for me I’m just a casual plane watching :). Its a fun thing to do. But you really need lots of patient to wait for the plane to land or take off. After sitting in my car for nearly 4hours I’m only manage to snap about 10 planes. Some have really unique marking / paint job on the plane, others just very normal looking. Meet with few veteran plane spotter from Malaysian Wings Forum. For them they are more interested not only the marking but the plane. They can tell out what plane model is that just by looking at the shape. Really respect them.

These are some of the pictures i snap.

Gulf Air

Air Asia with ManU Players

AirAsia Nico Rosberg’s Helmet Design

The rest of the photos are HERE

It was held at Berjaya Times Square on the 1st of Nov 2008. Registrations start at 7am. I reach there about 6.45am fuyoh… there alot of people queuing up already. There two category. Compact and dSLR category.. two of my colleague was taking part in the compact category while im in dSLR.. the dSLR line was pretty long. I think there is about 30 people in front of me.

There is a funny incident happen on the compact category ‘q’. There this uncle wants take part and asked one of the organiser some question. Organiser asked the uncle…
‘what camera are you using?’
Uncle replied ‘Digital’
Organiser said the line is for ‘Compact’ user… ‘Digital’ user is other line…
The organiser got confused between DIGITAL SLR with digital compact.. :P. in the end uncle still stick with the digital compact line. Lucky he is smart..else he will be wasting his time queuing up at the wrong category..

The first theme given by Canon at pitstop A is “Indulge Metropolitan”. but me and my colleague heard “IN LARGE METROPOLITAN” haahaa… summit wrong photos..heehee

At Pitstop B (Pavillion KL ) the theme was “MESS IN RULES”. After getting the theme I was like . What the heck is that??  So summit another wrong photo for it

Pitstop C (KLCC) the theme was “GOES GREEN”. This is easy.. but i choose recycle bin for submission. Think out of the box… but in the end.. After checking out other contestants photos mine was SUXX big time.

I enjoy the entire duration during this event. I see lots of great photos and creative people along the way. I’m surely going to join again this event next year!

Canon Goes Green

Taking a nap b4 the event start

Kids for their class trip.. kinda dark picture.. sigh

The other pictures are at HERE

Round 4 is finally over. The event was held last weekend at Shah Alam.

Some might ask GRA what?

Here goes…

What GRA ?
“Grass Racing Autoclub is Malaysia’s premier autoclub for grassroots racing. We are Malaysia’s premier community for autocrossing in Malaysia. This club is formed by autocrossing enthusiast for the sole purpose of grassroots racing. Please share your ideas and thoughts on grassroots racing with everyone. There would be more meet ups and TT sessions in due course and would be headed towards our first national meet. ” - Taken from GRA Website Hope its okei   GRA WEBSITE

What Autocross?
“Autoccross Autocross (also known as Solo2 by the Sports Car Club of America and AutoSolo in the UK [1]) is a popular form of motorsports competition. Rather than racing wheel-to-wheel, as in road racing, drag racing, or oval racing, an autocross is a timed handling competition similar to rally racing, although on smaller facilities. National organizations such as the Sports Car Club of America (”SCCA”) and National Autosports Association sponsor autocross events throughout the United States, and many areas have independent autocross clubs. Similar autocross and sports car clubs and events can be found worldwide. Automobile manufacturers and their associated clubs (e.g. the BMW Car Club of America) sometimes hold marque autocross events.

Autocrosses are usually held on parking lots or similar large paved areas (such as airfields) with the temporary course marked by traffic cones. Typically, new courses are created for each event so drivers must learn a new course each time they compete. Prior to driving the course, a competitor will walk the course, taking mental notes, and develop a strategy that will be refined on each subsequent attempt at driving it. Speeds generally are slower in absolute terms when compared to other forms of motorsport, rarely exceeding highway speeds, but the activity level (in driver inputs per second) can actually be higher than even Formula One due to the large number elements packed into such small courses.

In ProSolo, an SCCA-sanctioned variant of autocross, two cars run side-by side on mirror-image courses after starting at a “christmas tree” starting system similar to that used in drag racing.

Autocrosses typically have many classes which allow almost any vehicle prepared to almost any prep level to have a realistic expectation of doing well, subject to driver skill and experience level. Autocross places more emphasis on the skill of the driver than on the attributes of the car being driven. Autocrossing is a good way to get started in sports car road racing, as witnessed by the many SCCA national racing champions who started their careers in autocrossing, as well as being a top-level sport in its own right.

Autocross is most common in the United States, but other countries have similar motorsports. For example, Motorkhana is popular in Australia and New Zealand, and autotesting is common in the UK and Ireland. Both motorkhana and autotesting are slower than autocross (motorkhana rarely exceeds 40 mph (60 km/h)), require handbraking, and have sections that must be negotiated in reverse. Autocross is faster, sometimes exceeding 60 mph (100 km/h), and never requires the driver to enter reverse. Handbraking is not necessary on typical autocross courses. SCCA Rallycross resembles autocross, but is held on unpaved surfaces such as grass and dirt.” - Taken from GRA Website   GRA WEBSITE

Anyway I didnt plan to go to this event. Last minute friend studio shooting was canceled so nothing to do , bag are packed just go and shoot some cars.. and brand ambassador too

Here are some of the photos
Brand Ambassador -
Red Line Oil

Gophers GPS


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Cars in Action

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once again chuisui.com has organise a major gathering. Thanks steven (slcw) for organising this. It was held at Kuchai Lama on the 27 Oct 2008.

During this event meet up wz old friends , make new friends. Some retired marine guys attend it as well.  During the TT the group split up into 2 major group.. marine talk and camera talk..haahaa  the camera side are dangerous.. fxmiau was poisoning those nikon kaki wz his lens…. lucky im not a nikon user…  hehe

think about marine.. it been 6years i’m been keeping salt water fish. from a 2 footer to 3footer. from fish only to reef tank. its a wonderful and colorful hobby..and its EXPENSIVE too.. sigh…

my tank nearly crash beginning of the year lost alot of my fish and corals..  kena algae attack as well.. since then i only left wz 1 tang.. and finally yesterday bought 2 yellow tailed damsel!!! now my tank look more lively jor..heeehe at least now can see 3 fish swimming in the tank heeheeee

my new fish.. heeheee ignore the glass its dirty..full of algae hoohoo