A fisherman

This was shot in Pulau Kambing, Kuala Terengganu. Despite its name, Pulau Kambing is not an island. It an area not far from the "bandar" but has been the fishing hub in Kuala Terengganu.


Catch of the day is off loaded here for mainly local market.


In case you are wondering, the budu and the keropok lekor could be made from fish off loaded here.

Like Father, Like Son

Tioman and Havaianas

I lost this fav pair of Havaianas during this trip.. :-(

Krabi Food Heaven

The Thais are very enterprising and quite creative too when it comes to foo. I always enjoy Thai food. I even took cooking lesson at the prestigious Blue Elephant cooking school.

I shot this one in Krabi - a nice little town, a lot tamer than Phuket - which I certainly prefer.

Masjid Kristal

All you need is a good spirit. Very early in the morning spirit, a DSLR, and a tripod.

and Voila!

Sanak saudara

These are my nephews, shot during Hari Raya, a couple of years ago.

Loyalty

Somewhere in Mont Kiara

Sunset-tan, Gili Trawangan

I enjoy the beach.

Every where I go, I make a point to watch the sunsets and the sunrises.

Its magical moments to me.

They only last several minutes in 24 hours. Very rare minutes and should be appreciated.

Golden hour, or magical hour - Only the first and last hour of sunlight during the day.

Wherever you are, in Gili Trawangan or Kuantan or Dungun or Pulau Kapas, or the hot dessert of the ARab Emirates or the freezing Himalayas - wake up early. Its a waste to miss it.

Its a good time to reflect, and to chill.

ENJOY


*to appreciate this photo better, please click on the photo and you can enjoy a larger viewing pleasure.

Nenasi, Pahang

Whenever I travel from Rompin back to Kuantan, I always make a point to stop at this little fishing village in the East Coast Pahang.


Very quaint and quiet.


Always beautiful.


Recently I passed by it again. 


I stopped, shot a few photos by my I Phone and


have RM1 of keropok lekor. (quite delicious)


NICE

For the show in Big Apple

These images were printed as posters and displayed in New York during a trade mission by my client.


The look yummy.


These are all frozen food for export purposes.


I worked closely with the chef to style these products. Very long hours required but fun nevertheless.