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| Tuesday, 6-Nov-2007 07:42 |
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Recent Works : UMNO General Assembly
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Ready To Listen : Delegates of United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) pass-by a painting of Malaysia's Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi at UMNO headquarter in Kuala Lumpur, November 6, 2007. The UMNO party held it annual general assembly from 5 to November 9, 2007 in Putra World Trade Center, Kuala Lumpur.
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| Tuesday, 23-Oct-2007 02:29 |
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Recent Works : Eid al-Fitr Series
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Dark Eve : Muhamaad Naim Noridin, 7 and sister Fatin Suraya, 10 enjoy watch on an oil lamp on the eve night of Eid al-Fitr in the village of Sening, 60km south of Kota Tinggi, Johor on October 12, 2007. Muslim in Malaysia will celebrate the Eid al-Fitr on October 13 to mark the end of their fasting month of Ramadan and it is common to see houses decorated with oil lamps during 7 days before the celebration of Eid al-Fitr.
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Time To Remember : A young girls visit their relative graves on the second days of Eid al-Fitr in the village of Sening, 60km south of Kota Tinggi, Johor on October 14, 2007. It is a normal custom for Malaysian to visit their deceased family grave during Eid. During the visit, they clean the graves and recite the Yasin, a chapter of the Quran and the tahlil (prayers) for the deceased.
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Best Dress : Nuraina Nafisya Mohd Ezuddin, 2 posed with her traditional best baju kurung at the morning of Eid al-Fitr in the village of Ayer Baloi, 30km northwest of Pontian, Johor on October 13, 2007. It is a custom after breakfast they get dressed in their traditional best - baju Melayu for men and baju kurung or baju kebaya for women.
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| Monday, 1-Oct-2007 15:14 |
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Recent Works : This One
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This One : A Malaysia woman looks at cloths on sale in Sungai Besar, Sabak Bernam 160km north-west of Kuala Lumpur on September 29, 2007. Malaysia Muslims began early shopping in preparing for Eid al-Fitr, a celebration that mark the ends of the Muslims fasting month of Ramadan. Muslim in Malaysia will mark the Eid al-Fitr celebration on October 13 and 14 depending on the sighting of the new moon of Syawal.
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| Sunday, 23-Sep-2007 15:20 |
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Recent Works : In Doubt
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In Doubt : A wild egret as seen at Kuala Selangor Nature Park, in Kuala Selangor 75km north-west of Kuala Lumpur on September 23, 2007. Environmentalists vowed Malaysia government to toughen environment rules for costal development projects after study showed a drop in bird numbers following reclamation that destroyed their homes in mangroves and wetlands. Farms and other developments have sprung up along Malaysia’s coasts, depriving migratory birds of key winter homes, leading to a 22 percent fall in the number of shorebirds recorded in the two decades to 2006.
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| Tuesday, 18-Sep-2007 16:33 |
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Recent Works : In Unison
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A Muslim women taking part in the group Quran recital or tadarus at Masjid Al-Ehsan Bandar Kinrara, 30km south of Kuala Lumpur on September 18, 2007. A tadarus session either be done individually or in group will be done throughout the Ramadan months. In sessions involving group, the members are taking turns to complete verse or several verse, until the group finishes an entire 114 verse and 30 chapters of Quran.
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| Thursday, 16-Aug-2007 01:51 |
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Recent Works : Hungry Ghost Festival Is Back
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| Saturday, 4-Aug-2007 06:36 |
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Another Places That I Bloging - blogspot
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| Sunday, 8-Jul-2007 15:53 |
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My Photo Essay @ The Star, 07.07.07 page N31
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| Thursday, 14-Jun-2007 08:57 |
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Sekinchan's Longan : A Sucess Story
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When the effort by a farmer eight years ago in turning his four acres of paddy field into longan orchard, a village people think he made a big mistake but all the hard effort have now bore fruits. For Haji Shariff Abdullah, 61, the success of planting longan on the paddy field has proven to be a worth of effort.
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Haji Shariff : Some time we need to belive on our instinct, but most of time we must put an extra effort to achive what we plan.
“ Praise to God. It took determination and faith to see my orchard become a success. Although I encountered minimal problems in the early years, I took every opportunity to learn from my mistakes and gain valuable experience. Yes, I am happy that my orchard bears sweet fruits for all to enjoy ” he said during the visiting at his orchard in Jalan Tali Air 11, Sekinchan Selangor.
Haji Shariff Abdullah’s longan orchard consists of 206 longan trees with each tree stands approximately one meter in height. Each tree is planted approximately 30 feet apart for optimal growth.
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While touring his orchard finding for a mature longan tree, Haji Shariff explains how he differentiates the good fruits to the bad. He said that, “ The dark-skinned fruit is a sign that the fruit has bore roots and is damaged, then if the fruit is overripe the flesh will be harder and has started to loose its sweetness ”.
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“ What left on the tree now is the remaining fruits from the last harvest circle on April and I expected another second harvest will be around this August ” as he explained that each season usually lasts four months, from flowering to harvesting of fruits. At the peak of the harvest season, each tree is able to produce 20 kilograms to 30 kilograms of fruit.
For everyone who wants to know, learn or even visit Haji Shariff’s longan orchard, he can be contacted at 03-32412451.
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| Monday, 7-May-2007 05:44 |
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No New Photo As I Don't Have Nice One To Show
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Point To Ponder :
| Quote: | | "Exhibiting your work for public scrutiny is very stressful but it can also be most gratifying thing you can ever do so please do a good job in the first place " John Cosgrove, The Editor of PhotoVideo, a Singapore photo and video magazine. |
Well, we all have to review what makes a picture work ?. A photograph must have something as basic as visual impact or a centre of interest for it to work. The goal of every photographer is to get people to stop and look at their pictures. Pictures that ask you to leave as soon as you see them fail to achieve this and yet it seems to be the most common mistake. Please ask ourself does our pictures contain any of the following ? Does it have any visual or color impact ? Does it contain any of the elements associated with the basic rules of composition i.e. leading lines, ROT etc. Does it tell a story or is it simply a record of the fact that we are there or is it just our snapshot ?
People say that all art is subjective and yes they are right, but there is also a basic contract between the viewer and the photographer that they have done the best job they. Come on, let's get a little bit of pride in our work, shoot it well and learn the basic rules of composition. When we exhibit work we are essentially opening up our skills to public scrutiny and to offer up images that are so badly taken in the first place only reflects poorly on us as a person.
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