After a tiresome shooting session at the paddy fields we went for lunch at the nearby fishing villages of Sekinchan. The food was ok but the smell of the fishing village was let’s say.. a little un-appetizing.
After lunch we ventured deeper into to the fishing village hence – Part 3, The Fishing Village.
Then before we knew it, it was time to go home. Would like to use this chance to thank PSPJ and Mr. Ng for his ride.
Sekinchan – Part 2, The Fields And The Weather.
You guys are probably tired of all the greens and skies so try holding on for Sekinchan – Part 3, The Fishing Village. FYI, my 21st birthday which was postponed due to my grandfather’s passing is now cancelled, so i guess we will be celebrating my 22nd instead next year.
The sequel to SRK Grad 09 post! – The Performance.
And.. that’s it for SRK Grad 09. Daa dee dum. Fuck, I’m bored.
Last weekend was PSPJ’s outing to Sekinchan. The infamous place for photographers to visit at least once in their life time. Sekinchan is primarily located near the Straits of Malacca, the place is actually consisting mostly of paddy fields. I together with another 30 PSPJ members met up at a coffee shop at 8am, took us almost 2 hours to reach Sekinchan from KL. As there are too many photos to share with you all, i would separate the posts into a few parts. This is Part 1 – Arrival.
Hold on for Part 2. Till then, take care.
It was the Smart Reader Kids graduation ceremony + performance at The Summit Hotel. Here’s part 1- The Backstage Pass
Damn, those kids are really hyper. And they totally made my day.
Gary Ng. Gone out as a fresh meat from SMK Bdr Baru Sg Long in 2005 and since then became a familiar face in UCSI, School of Architecture. This going-there-architect also shares tremendous passion in photography, learning everything by himself, he would like to think that he came a long way. Some would say he is a very confused young man venturing into both architecture and photography. But i say, you don't even know me, yet.