Found some interesting ceiling lamps reflection in the lens.
Camera: Sony NEX 6
Lens: Sony SELP1650
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Happy Chinese New Year
I have been so busy for my final year project since the first day of 2015, doing it day and night, and do not have much available time to update anything on this blog, my Facebook page and Google +. What I’m looking for is to earn myself few days of vacation during the CNY, and enjoy the shooting with the new Sony A7ii !!! As promised earlier (long time ago actually), the full review of A7ii is finally on its way, and there will be another review comes afterwards, the Sony SEL2470Z F4 !
Well, wish all of you stay healthy and happy always! And wish more camera and lens reviews coming on this blog! Goat year huat ah!!
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Merry Christmas!
Wish you all Merry Christmas! Enjoy the great day!
Journey to the Moon Palace
Every year, the students of the Chinese Society Club of Nanyang Technological University will organise a mid-autumn festival celebrating event at the Yunan Garden of NTU. The topic of this year event is “Journey to the Moon Palace”.
I arrived there earlier so that I can explore the event flow. Hundreds of lanterns were standby at the information counter.
Let’s move around and see what they got before the event started. Continue reading
My Favourite Fried Sotong Prawn Noodles
When I was first came to Singapore, there is one food that amazed myself and make me always craving for — the fried sotong and prawn noodles. I had try the noodles at various places in Singapore for years but there is only one stall that I will always go back for — the Liak Huat Good Food at Ang Mo Kio Block 527 Market and Hawker Center.
The cooked stall is owned Continue reading
Happy Chinese Lunar New Year 2014
Today is the Chinese New Year eve. The shot above shows a “福” in upside down,
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The Food Street, Muar, Malaysia
Muar is considered as a small town located in the Johor state of Malaysia which is very near to my hometown – Batu Pahat. Both of them are famous for their cooked food and they have their own food street too. However, both of the food streets are very different to each other where the food street in my hometown consists of few sections of food stalls, and you can only order and enjoy the food within each section; while the food street in Muar has a common coffee shop which allows you to enjoy any food from the food street (oh yea, wink )
The food street is located at the center of the Muar.
Kway Chap in My Hometown
I had a two days break at my hometown – Batu Pahat of the Johor state in Malaysia, with my little Sony DSC-HX20V. Batu Pahat is a small city with a peace and slow pace living style. It may not have the modern and giant size of shopping center or great historical place for visiting, but there are some delicious and famous cooked foods hide within this small city. One of the famous food you cannot miss here is the Kway Chap. What is kway chap? Here it is!
Kway Chap is pieces of Continue reading
A Market Going to be Historical
There is a market in my hometown so called “old pasar” where the pasar means the market in Malay. I accompanied my mum to the market to buy some vegetables and fruits when I went home for a short break. People who are working there usually start their work from 3 or 4 am till 10 am plus, they import the fresh fish from the fishing villages near by the market, some of them also sell pork, beef, mutton, vegetables and so forth.
The market will get ready for Continue reading
