Nikon D300 50mm c. January 2009
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- Rainbow
- Duck and fish
- Swans, KL Bird Park
- Russian tourist with birds
- In earnest conversation
- Bird
- Waterfall, Kuala Lumpur
- Sleeping swan, KL Bird Park
- Birds, KL Bird Park
- Flamingos, KL Bird Park
- Swan, KL Bird Park
- Patterns
- Light streaks
- Ampang Lake, KL
- KLCC
- KLCC
- KLCC
- Flowers
- Sunflower
- Nikon D3s c. February 2010I like this arrangemen...
- Sunflower and Rose
- Rose and others
- Sunflower
- Yellow Rose
- Sunflower and Rose
- Yellow Rose
- Tobi, Penang
- Small boy, Penang
- Gone but not forgotten
- From within the boutique shop, Bangkok Lane
- Hairi in the sea, Penang
- Boys at the beach, Penang
- Little girl, Batu Feringgi
- The boys riding a horse, Batu Feringgi
- Canal, Balik Pulau, Penang
- Kampung house, Balik Pulau, Penang
- Penang hawker, Bangkok Lane, Penang
- Trees, Penang
- Batu Feringgi, Penang
- Paraglider descending, Batu Feringghi
- Taking off, Penang
- Paragliders, Batu Ferringhi, Penang
- Paragliding, Batu Feringgi, Penang
- The other cook
- The Mee Goreng Chef, Penang
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My pictures, my life
- Kamarul Shahrin
- ACIS CMA Msc Finance (Leicester), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- I do not exactly yearn for admiration from people on my ability to take photographs (maybe sometimes). It is more of a personal thing, like writing a diary. Or putting one’s thoughts to paper. The objective for me is to actually capture the scenario with the camera what my eyes and mind have captured in relation to myself. For me, there are no rules of photography that I should conform to. It is, after all a matter of relativity. What we see in a picture and what we feel for it is always in relation to ourselves. It is a very personal thing. It is a highly personal. It is a diary. It may be a diary of events or a diary of one’s feelings or moods. My cameras are the Nikon D100, D200, D300 and the D3s. Note: For best viewing, use the Mac :-)
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