One Night In Genting

There's nothing much to write about Genting, so I'll be posting only photos.

This is the final week to my holiday. No more lazing around. I have a new goal to set, and I need more money!
Woolala~

Still Shouting at Genting

College started, and I'm going to college to study, and like any other students, I'm busy with assignments. Of course, first week is still fine. But I don't have enough time for everything, so updates were being delayed.

Continuing, this round, more photos on Shouters at Genting Highland.

I still suck in portraiture. Maybe I should find a model and experiment with thousands of shots before I actually learn something. Also, I need an external flash unit.

Firewire suddenly became quiet. I suppose he was thinking about something, or rather, someone?

So deeply in thoughts, must be someone special.

Nice expression on Firewire's face. I tried imitating, but failed.

Somehow, Firewire became the spotlight in this post.


Can you spot the Shouters?
Next up, Genting or Kanching? Hmmm...
Woolala~

The Shouting of Genting

It's been what, 10-11 days since I last blogged? Yeah have been out for quite a while.
Anyway, went up to Genting Highland on 15th of March 2008 with a group of Shouters. Well that's, for now, the best Genting Highland trip I've ever joined. Traveling with a bunch of crazy people is really exciting.

It was freaking cloudy and misty.

It would have been a pain driving up if it rained, lucky us, it didn't.

The clouds were crawling everywhere, covering every part of the forest. Wanted to record a video on it, but suddenly I had something else to shoot.


Firewire moulala became a bit siao and promoted the rubbish bin.
For those who didn't understand moulala, it's cantonese, meaning - suddenly. As for siao, who wouldn't know? I don't think I have readers from anywhere except Malaysia. Uh, is there? lol~


The great big foot, I know not the reason they made the giant foot print.

I know not the reason of this too. Promoting exit sign?

This one is different. I catch no ball though.

Daniel again, this time trying to cabut the pagoda.
Again, for those who didn't understand cabut, it's Malay, meaning - extract? More like pluck.


Spotted a giant mozzie. And this was the best shot I could get with my 18-70mm lens.

And Firewire promoting the Gents.
It's truly fascinating, traveling with very very crazy and fun people. Next up, more Genting photos! Also, I might cut in with a little something else. Thanks for reading! Have a good day!
Woolala~