kws Photography

Smoke

2011-03-12T22:08:00.003+08:00

Some say art is just good and bad separated by a thin line. But anyway I tried some smoke photo and got some nice results. Can you see some forms in the smoke?

A ghostly hooded person on the moves.

An elegant dancer.

Seems like a sinister character looking back.

[Landscape] Broga Hill

2011-03-12T20:18:00.002+08:00

This batch of photos were taken last year on my hike up Broga Hill in Semenyih. Famed for its stunningly beautiful morning scenery the hill has been attracting many hikers every dawn of the day. Just a short hike up the hill and the landscape is there to behold.

Overlooking the Broga village in the distance.

A pseudo HDR shot using a black card on the sky.

[Landscape] Merbok jetty

2010-10-27T10:59:00.003+08:00

The Merbok river, being part of the historical Bujang Valley in Kedah, was once an important maritime trading port more than a thousand years ago. Although large boats are now unable to sail in, there is still a jetty for fishing activities on the river. The government is also intent to develop the area into a tourism attraction, if ever so slowly and ineffectively.

Nevertheless the river, the jetty and the mangrove forests, together with nice sunset lighting, make up for a good landscape scene.

[Landscape] Pangkor

2010-10-23T20:37:00.002+08:00

A recent trip to Pangkor island with course mates yielded some landscape photos of the island, though not so spectacular. The main part of the trip was to enjoy the holiday upon completion of studies, so landscapes shooting was only done as we moved around.

[Portrait] Futsal

2010-10-06T00:49:00.002+08:00

My course mates have always been playing futsal (indoor mini football) about once a week. Nearing graduation I took an opportunity to go along with them to take some portraits. We were at the courts at midnight – due to availability of the courts – and I set up for the shoot before they played. I used a shoot through umbrella for the main lighting, placed on the subject’s left; and a bare flash for rear lighting on subject’s right.

I also shot the games as they played. Owning to the very low ambient light of the courts, I could only shot at my highest useable ISO 12800. With the lens hunting for focus half the time it wasn’t a smooth ride. The images are useable however.

Lightning

2010-09-30T22:20:00.002+08:00

It was 15th August of Lunar calendar, otherwise known as ‘Mid Autumn’. Like most other mid autumns of previous years I could remember, it always rain on the night… whether heavy or light. In fact on that night, there was lightning in my area. So I took some time off studying and spent some time exposing lightning.

As the lightning happened just behind another condo from my balcony, I decided to include some of the hills and condo as foreground. Occasionally there would be a succession of several huge burst of lightning strikes, which simply blew the shot into overexposure; and then there are some that are just too faint to be useful.

The best result of the night is the shot below. With that I think I can say that the night was not wasted.

34th Bon Odori

2010-07-19T13:13:00.002+08:00

This year’s Bon Odori, held in Shah Alam, have some improvements over the past…
1. Traffic control has been improved.
2. The food stall field has been replanted with grass, so no more dust to eat.
3. I take better photos than last years. Haha.

Enjoy.

C2AGE @Tropicana City

2010-07-19T00:13:00.003+08:00

C2AGE is a cosplay event held in Tropicana City shopping complex in Petaling Jaya, where you’ll find Japanese and anime related cosplaying, merchandises and on stage singing. But it’s mostly about conspaying.

That being said, I didn’t find much interests that day to hunt down every cosplayer for their photos. So it’s just this Chii as shown.

Byakuya and Zero settling their duel by chess…

Some of the figurines on display.

[Portrait] Coffee at IOI Boulevard

2010-07-18T21:14:00.002+08:00

I met up with some high school classmates last Friday in Puchong for dinner, after which we parted ways and I was left with Mei Shan and Wan Lyn. Since there’s still some time we went to the IOI Boulevard for some coffee. To be more precise, I wanted to go there to shoot some portraits of them – the architecture and lighting of the place caught my eyes.

Wowed by the book’s content? We were walking around the area before settling down in a coffee shop, inside which we found a shelve stacked by all kinds of books. So we took some to use as props. I simply put the flash in between the book and her. The rounded shadow in front is caused by residue light from on-camera trigger flash.

This time we used Mei Shan’s laptop…

[Portrait] Pii Ven

2010-07-14T12:31:00.003+08:00

It the time when many friends studying overseas are coming back for summer holidays, and Pii Ven just so happens to be visiting KL at this time – which also presents me an opportunity to shoot against the backdrop of the city.

The flash is placed above camera at right, with dome diffuser and gobo’ed to prevent reflection due to spilling on the glass. While the underexposure of the cityscape is intentional, the lighting on her feels a bit harsh.

Krabi, the second time

2010-06-26T18:28:00.003+08:00

A week ago I went to Krabi again with a group of friends. While the Krabi town and Ao Nang beach front is largely the same as last time I was there, the islands we went were different this time. It is also currently low season over there, so there’s not as many tourists around.

My approach to photographing the group of friends was also different – most of the portraits were shot with off camera flash. The results are satisfying, now they look more natural.

A quick shot before boarding the plane.

Two towel elephants welcoming guests to the hotel room.

They call this Paradise Island.

Hong Island.

A tussle of dog and owner – the dog was just playful.

A sky of startrails. This is a composite of some 96 frames taken over a period of 50 minutes to prevent destructively excessive light pollution.

Relaxing in hot spring waterfall.

Light yourself, Joe McNally style.

Three monks climbing the 1237 step stairway up a mountain.

KL Bird Park

2010-05-24T11:52:00.002+08:00

The Kuala Lumpur Bird Park, situated in Lake Gardens (Tasik Perdana), boasts the largest canopied bird park in the world (or so it claims). Nevertheless the enclosure is quite big to allow the birds to freely fly around. At least they have some “freedom” in a cage…

Another kind of hibiscus.

A frog at the bottom of a well… this would suit the phrase.

The bird caught a frog and proceed to swallow it full…

…which seemed to choke it.

The loris having some nuts.

Petaling Street, KL

2010-04-26T22:05:00.002+08:00

Better known as the China Town of Kuala Lumpur, the place is full of stalls selling all kinds of things as well as crowd and tourists.

Spiraling incense.

Two sides of a store.

Even an old lady has to carry things to sell to make a living.

A monk moves into the crowd.

2nd Putrajaya Hot Air Balloon Fiesta

2010-03-26T21:23:00.002+08:00

The crew preparing the hot air balloons for take off.

People gathered to watch the balloons glowing performance.

At the end of the glowing performance was a fireworks display. Since I was too close to the fireworks I decided to include some spectators in the foreground for a more interesting shot.

[Portrait] Nightly Elle

2010-03-17T06:36:00.003+08:00

Robin and I were able to invite our friend Elle out for a shoot at night. We drove all the way to Lake Garden to shoot portrait with the street light. Other than some vehicles passing occasionally, we also had to endure some mosquito attack. I’m glad the results are good. We went into the city for second part and it was raining, we managed to take some shots before calling it off. Thanks for weathering through this with us Elle!

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UTAR Ball 2010 - Verziere

2010-03-16T22:28:00.002+08:00

This year’s UTAR ball, themed ‘Verzere’ (meaning garden) was held at Palaces of the Golden Horses. It was an enjoyable night for the students to come and have fun while I also had some new experience with studio style portrait shoot using umbrellas. Not bad.

You’d notice the photos are tagged with Pixel Amore Photography, you’ll see more of this tag in future. We are a group of freelance photographers made up of Robin Seng, Simon Koh and me.

Enjoy.

Some portraits of the night.

The Pixel Amore team: (from left) me, Simon and Robin.

To see all photos of the night, go HERE.

[Portrait] Ping

2010-02-27T17:20:00.011+08:00

This portraiture session was done during Chinese New Year, the model is my cousin who tried several outfits from dress, to cheongsam.
I used a flash placed off camera and with diffuser, still the lighting might seem a bit harsh in some of the photos. With an umbrella this could be better controlled, after all I am still improving myself in this kind of strobist style shooting.

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Comments and criticisms are welcomed.

Krabi, Thailand

2010-02-25T20:12:00.003+08:00

My family took a trip to Krabi during CNY. Located at the west coast of southern Thailand and close to Phuket island, Krabi is famous for the beautiful islands, beaches and clear waters. Of course, look inland and there are pristine forests, caves, waterfalls, etc. Whether land or sea, there will be something that suits everyone to enjoy the relaxing and fun environment.

I did not have enough time on the islands for photo taking as the boat only allowed us half an hour sight seeing on the four islands I visited. Perhaps next time I’ll come again and stay longer for better scenes.

Enjoy.

The wooden boat is the main transport to the islands in the area.

Or one can opt for speed boat, for more cost.

The boat man – without Rambo style bow and explosive arrows.

The Westerners enjoying sunbathing at one of the islands.

Yes, tsunami could strike again.

Clear sky and starry night, quite unlike the polluted sky in Malaysia…

Cheap “happiness” may ruin your whole life…

Rotee on sale – similar with roti canai variation, only more delicious.

[Landscape] Star trail & Lightning

2010-02-06T18:02:00.003+08:00

I like the night sky. More so when the stars are clear to see and lightning spark up in the distance. Here are some of results shooting from my balcony into the night sky.

A simple stars trail. I took this in continuous 30s exposures and combined them.

Lightning flashed behind clouds.

The clouds illuminated by lightning, creating a scene of layered lighting in the dark of the night.

A bolt of lightning branched off as it jumped from cloud to cloud.

Wedding – Kenny & Chen Ning

2010-02-05T10:48:00.003+08:00

It was the wedding day of my friend Chen Ning, and her soul mate Kenny on 30th January. Congratulations to both of them!

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CNY Decorations at Pavilion KL

2010-01-24T10:11:00.002+08:00

Birds and Bamboo

2010-01-18T00:19:00.002+08:00

It is nice to sit and relax in the morning, with cool breeze and birds singing nearby. Ah, there are always some five small birds (are they sparrow? Who can identify it?) meeting among my house’s bamboo branches and chipping away.
While I could continue enjoy the singing, I would enjoy it more by taking photos instead!

In heated arguments… Don’t butt in while I sing!

See the birds in discussions? No? This thick bamboo is what I have to shoot through to get the birds’ photos. With so many layers of leaves for obstruction my camera’s autofocus was struggling to lock onto the birds. Now have you spotted the birds yet?

Wedding – Yu Wei & Ai Ling

2009-12-20T15:01:00.003+08:00

Congratulations to Yu Wei and Ai Ling for their wonderful marriage! The wedding dinner was held at the Red Rock Hotel in Penang on the 4th December. Being a neighbour and friend of Yu Jin, his brother, I attended as guest – but ended up working myself photographing the occasion… I just couldn’t miss the opportunity of being part of the group to record the couple’s happy moment.

There was much laughter at the table.

The bride just stood behind as the groom went toasting with the guests.

“Now, if I got drunk… it’s your job to carry me back.”

Gunung Jerai

2009-12-12T22:20:00.002+08:00

The Gunung Jerai resort was closed for four or five years due to (probably) poor facilities and maintenance. It has since been taken over by private sector and undergone renovation. Now run by The Regency, the place is reopened as Jerai Hill Resort, offering a renewed tourist destination for Kedah. At some 1200m high, Gunung Jerai uses its natural environment as main attraction for people seeking to escape city life and relax.

I went up the mountain with my friends early in the morning to scout out the newly reopened resort. The environment is nice, the air refreshing, and we got to see the sun rising, what else is better?

The morning sun rises up the horizon.

A group photo is in order.

“Let’s see if I could catch the sun!”

Looking north is a vista of paddy fields and the Strait of Melacca.

One of the chalets at the resort.

Well, with the renovation the resort has become much better, though the rates also seem to have risen as well. Nonetheless it is still a nice place for groups to go up and party or have fun.

Funeral

2009-12-05T13:44:00.003+08:00

My maternal grandmother passed away peacefully last week, aged 81. The funeral was done in accordance to Buddhism methods – monks were invited to perform rituals for the departed spirits for four days, with the help of family members and relatives.

Somehow I just couldn’t stop myself from picking up my camera and shoot the day away. As such I shall present the funeral in documentary style, to show the general proceedings of what went by. If for some reasons the photos should offend you due to personal reasons, taboo or differing customs, I apologise in advance.

For the relatives who wish to have all the photos of the three days I was shooting, please contact me at weishun_koay@hotmail.com.

My elder cousin, observing the face of grandmother.

Uncle gesturing while talking with guests.

“Document for passing”

This little cousin of mine was running and playing with her friends while the family members were praying – and she was soon scolded for that. I shot from the hip for this one, while the composition was a bit off it did show the spontaneity of the moment.

The head monk performing the rituals would scatter food (bun, cookies, sweets and even coins!) around the altar. This had the effect of allowing the hungry ghosts around to come and eat the offerings – and perhaps being blessed by the monk as well. Now would you have screamed if there was something else in the shot…?

An emotional moment for my aunt.

The family members looking at the face of deceased for one last time.

The sealing of the coffin.

It’s just different kinds of beliefs, that’s all.

Incineration of the coffin and what’s inside.

[Landscape] Kuala Kedah

2009-11-12T23:09:00.003+08:00

Kuala Kedah, around 15 minutes drive away from Alor Star, is a fishing village located at the river mouth of Sungai Kedah with a jetty serving to ferry passengers to and from Langkawi.

With its location facing west, a combination of sea and river mouth, add in the weather (or clouds), and here you have a place very suitable for sunset scenes.

The low tide reveals the muddy beach.

A fishing boat leaving for the sea…

… while a ferry returns from Langkawi.

A boat wreck and an abandoned jetty.

“Aye! Captain at the helm!”

The town at dusk.

Nine Gods Festival

2009-10-31T18:44:00.003+08:00

The Nine Gods Festival, a celebration of nine days starting with the welcoming of the deities from rivers – with triangular flags lining the streets and people becoming vegetarians… (only temporarily) – and ends, with the deities sent back to the rivers with long procession march down the streets to rivers.

I was in Alor Star when the sending back march occurred on Monday, so that’s where I shot this. As if part of the festival, it would almost always rain during the march of the deities back to the rivers. Luckily it was only drizzling and with the trees above, I was sheltered.

Rain? Just take out the umbrellas.

Treat or tricks?

Even the Indians would come for performance.

Flag – see him trying to balance it on his palm, on his head, or use his mouth…

The ambitious ones would try more daring moves.

A family of three fixated on the marching performances.

The “possessed” mediums for the deities.

The “goddess” sprinkling blessing water onto the crowd – and she also “blessed” my camera…

Well, the whole marching procession took more than an hour just to move pass a point, that’s also the duration I stayed for it.

[Landscape] Flowing water…

2009-10-24T18:02:00.003+08:00

…and rocks.

There are only these two elements in the photos here, nice and simple. Of course the water was shot in long exposure to create that blurry look. As the river is rather shallow at that area, I was basically standing in the water with my tripod set up on stones… thank goodness my camera did not get splashed or take a bath in the river, no matter how dusty it may look.

When the day became dark, so does the light available on the river.

In case you were wondering, this is just somewhere near Sungai Petani.

[Landscape] Paddy fields

2009-10-22T20:35:00.002+08:00

At this time of the year the paddies are harvested and the fields cleared for the next season of paddy plantation. Without the usual green patch covering the wide field the exposed water surfaces bring forth another kind of scenery before our eyes: the water providing excellent reflection to the sky; people fishing for keli by the pools of water; children playing; birds flying about the fields…; and of course the farmers work on the land with their ploughs, ensuring another good harvest for the next season, and to provide us with more rice to eat.

A paddy field with Gunung Jerai overlooking it in the background.

For such a scene sunsets make good photos…

A lone tree stands in the middle of the field.

A woman fishing for keli – for such a time when one does not wish to buy fish, the easy and patient way would be to go down the field and catch some yourself. Cooked properly the keli fish is delicious.

The farmers working on the land.

Birds would come to the fields for hearty breakfasts by feasting on the abundant insects. I had wanted to capture photos of the long legged white birds in the fields, but they would soon fly away as I approached them… and at 200mm my lens is simply not long enough to catch them. As compensation there are swallows instead. Even then I still need to crop the photos to get what you see here.

[Landscape] Lightning

2009-10-13T23:01:00.002+08:00

Lightning is rather hard to shoot, not least because it’s quite unpredictable in appearance, you also need patience in waiting for it to flash and get that good shot out of who knows how many hundreds of exposure.

Moving on, these few shots here were one of my early experiments and trials on shooting lightning, as seen from my condo overlooking KL. The distant lightning made good photos if you could get them.

Next time when I could hunt more lightning I’ll try some different composition and framing.

The Corridor

2009-09-04T21:20:00.001+08:00

I remembered when I was small I used to hear that in KL people living in apartments or condominiums don't greet their neighbours even when they meet. Although there could be many factors leading to this, it is most probably due to the very low frequency of meeting each other in the first place, and usually people just have their front door kept shut anyway. I mean, when you walk out of your apartment door down the corridor to the lift of stairs how often do you meet people of other units? Even if you do you'd most probably just stared at each other and not utter a word...

Anyway walking down a long corridor alone, would you invoke a feeling of loneliness, or may be feel that the place is deserted? Don't get influenced by my photos here which were shot to make it look deserted or ~~ghostly~~.... dark. Hahaha. These are just normal corridors from the condo I stay in.

Traditional Costume Competition, Sg Long UTAR

2009-08-28T00:54:00.006+08:00

The SRC (Student Representative Committee) of UTAR Sg Long Faculty of Accountancy and Management campus organized a traditional attire show and competition on 26 August night. The two hour event saw some 14 participants of the FAM campus donning traditional clothing of various races in Malaysia and trying hard to win the judges (FAM staff members) for the top spot for the night - some tried to sing while others did some dancing.

In between the catwalks were two lucky draws for the audience and a singing performance.

The panel of judges, ready for action.

The audience was certainly dazzled.

No, she was not a participant...

A blending of traditional and modern clothing?

The judges are contemplating on who to give better scores...

Vouchers for all participants.

The 1st prize winner of the night.

Group shots of all 14 participants.

Some behind the scene photos.

The three helpers who are always together no matter what they do.

The FES SRC members.

Finally the FES guys are at the rumoured heavenly FAM, but where are the girls...? Heh.

To view all the photos of the night, click HERE.

Please comment.

Pavilion fountain

2009-08-11T17:06:00.003+08:00

Also on Saturday was also our photography society weekly practice, where I met with the others at Sg. Wang plaza but then moved to Pavilion and ended up shooting the new landmark fountain.

This is actually the stairs at Sg Wang entrance... I like the lines.

This is two of the three bowls of the Pavilion fountain.

With lights changing you can see a fiery water shooting up like volcanoes...

Close up on the hibiscus carvings on the bowls.

Favourite shot of the day.

The fountain looks nice, but it's actually quite hard to get a good shot of the whole thing, that's why I decided to go close up this time.

Shu Yu's Visit

2009-08-11T14:49:00.007+08:00

It's been long since I finished secondary school, and with many of my friends gone overseas with their studies there has not been much chances to meet most of the times. Anyway last Saturday Shu Yu came to KL for a visit, and met up with a few of us former classmates - and shared some of her experience in Russia. Hmm for example, walking in extreme cold of -40 degree C (!) to uni, with lips crack up and skins dried up. The most I had was only cycling at -4 degrees C. Such a big difference, haha.

Thanks to Choo Harn for bringing us to some nice ice kacang and Khai Siang for driving us around the town.

Shu Yu (left) and Shy Cian.

A group shot after dinner.

PC Fair (II) 2009

2009-08-02T08:08:00.012+08:00

The second PC Fair of the year is upon us again at KLCC. One of the main attractions this time would be the ever lower price of external hard disks, and I bought a 500Gb one. Needless to say the fair drew a large crowd with all sorts of new products and items, not to mention the show girls...

The large amount of people made it hard to take photos, and there's been a few times where I bumped into people or being blocked but with my new lens I was able to get some close up shots. So, enjoy.

A new exotic look for the army camp? Here's Elaine promoting for an online game.

And Sandy.

An energetic Belle poses with Acer netbook.

On the ground floor hall Avira set up a stage to showcase their show girls - and their AntiVirus, of course. With their racequeens style attire and active posing of the girls the stand was a huge crowd drawer, though I suspect more photographers flocked to the area than actual buyers of the Avira anti-virus.

This girl would try different poses every now and then, no doubt a favourite among the photographers.

Shooting without flash produced a different feel to the photos; but with fluorescent lighting from below and other lighting in other direction this could throw the white balance off.

Buy Avira and she will heal your PC of all viruses! How good would that be? Haha...

Although she wasn't smiling here I feel that there is some sort of attractiveness in this shot...

Now she smiled again.

This is one of my favorite shots of the day.

Change of perspective, nice boots, really.

Did I mention about racequeens? Yeah looking at the situation if the Avira logo wasn't shown one could mistake the scene for a racequeen roadshow... But who's going to complain?

33rd Bon Odori

2009-07-19T19:18:00.015+08:00

Obon (お盆) is a Japanese custom of Buddhist origin held to honor the departed spirits of ones ancestors, and bon odori (盆踊り) refers to the dance held during obon.
The festival celebration held in Shah Alam has much of its Buddhism elements removed, and becomes mainly an event where Japanese families could gather as well as exposing local Malaysians to some of the Japanese culture.

He looks like a serious principal of a school...

Little girls running about happily.

The boy throwing his helium balloon.

The drummers walk in and...

...followed by the dancers.

Little girl being fed by her mother.

A solemn moment...

The drummers in preparation for performance.

On stage dancing.

And downstage dancing as well.

Intermission... and the boy drummers rested on the ground.

While the girls would chat away.

Now this is a rare sight... for boys to stack on top of each other just to watch the dancing...

...but then in a crowd this big you'll need to be tall to see.

The Selangor Menteri Besar, Tan Sri Abdul Khalild Ibrahim, joined in on the dance.

More dancers.

The finishing drum performance.

Launch of Mega Sales Carnival at Pavilion KL

2009-07-07T22:40:00.016+08:00

Partly to spur more economic activities in these times of troubles, the Mega Sales is promoted to attract more tourists as well as locals to do more shopping all around the country. The event was officially launched on 5th July 2009 by the Prime Minister's wife at Pavilion KL, along with some fashion shows and performances.

It's a black and white welcoming line for the VIP...

VIP of the day.

Photographers simply like to swarm toward famous people - that's why people call them paparazzi; and why the professional press photographers would get furious at them for blocking their view...

Look how the security guards hold hands only to vainly block the photographers...

Finally the recently build fountain in front of Pavilion was also officially 'unveiled'. With hibiscus decorations on each of the three bowls, it signifies unity among the races in Malaysia. And it costs RM 8million (!) to build...

Recycling Campaign at UTAR

2009-07-03T19:04:00.010+08:00

That's right, it's a campaign to promote more recycling among the student which is organized by the UTAR Community Service Society (CSS), and with Tzu Chi providing some interesting recycling exhibits.

Let's walk the test of recycling... are you up to it?

The Tzu Chi foundation also set up some exhibition of recyclable items and their recycled products.

...as well as video showing the recycling processes.

What do you think these plastic bottles can be recycled into?

...after being shredded and made into plastic pallets...

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And here you have: clothes, gloves and blankets - made from recycled plastic bottles!
And they feel like normal cotton, too. Incredible.

The friendly Tzu Chi volunteers.

Random Objects

2009-06-27T17:09:00.008+08:00

Well then, everyday we encounter things we wouldn't care to notice. With a touch of photography they could be made a little more interesting, don't you think?

A Sennheiser headphone.

Scaffolding of a construction site.

Guitar strings...

Probably too hot for anyone to hold it?

Remember to please recycle your waste.

A tower crane at work.

UTAR FEStival 2009

2009-06-25T21:27:00.025+08:00

A festival sort of event held at the UTAR FES (Faculty of Engineering and Science) campus on 24 June 2009 - what better name is there than to call it "FEStival"?
Anyway it was a rare chance for students to have a break from those tiring lectures and assignments, and come here to have fun and relax. With performing entertainments, mini-games, and of course delicious food served by various societies, it is surely an event the students at UTAR could look forward to every year.

Wherever Dr Tan goes, people follows.

He also likes to try out the sport games around.

"Sing along with me!"

"Come any closer and I shall send you away with my shadowless kick!"

The charming Dance Club girls.

"Yeah, dancing's good! Come join us!"

"Oh singing not bad, too."

Yes, yes... throw your frustration into smithereens!

Now which of these would you have?

Elle and I.

Starting up...

2009-06-24T17:03:00.000+08:00

Hi everyone and welcome to my photography blog. I shall soon post up some of my photos for your scrutiny. Haha. Stay tuned.