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Portrait Photography | Girl Next Door
To the Photographers, Kundasang is a must-visit place if they come to Sabah. Approximately 90km or just two hours leisurely drive from Kota Kinabalu, you will reach this place. What’s so interesting about Kundasang? This is where you can see Mount Kinabalu an iconic image of Sabah closely, this is where Kinabalu Park is located and this is the place where climbers start their trekking towards the Summit of Mount Kinabalu. About this location, I take this picture at Desa Cattle Dairy Farm in Mesilau, if you come from Kota Kinabalu, head over to Kundasang War Memorial which is just 10 minutes driving from Kinabalu Park, when you reached Kundasang…
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Photography | Photoshop | Workshops | Mesilau | 1st -2nd May 2010
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Built Rapport With The People You Photograph
I’ve the opportunity attending Public Talk by Steve McCurry at Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia Kuala Lumpur in conjunction with his latest exhibition title A Common Faith: Steve McCurry’s Travels through the Muslim World on 7th January 2010. Steve McCurry is very famous with his Afghan girl portrait but I’m not going to talk about that picture. What I’m interested is how Steve approach his subject or in this case, people he photograph. Steve tells us that we must respect the person we photograph, they are not a “Subject”, they are just a person, normal human being like the rest of us and deserved to be treat as one. Don’t just…
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Driven By Desire | Mount Kinabalu
© 2009 Wazari Wazir | Mount Kinabalu “It is Not The Mountain We Conquer, But Ourselves.” ( Sir Edmund Hillary ) I’m really sorry for my long absence here. I was back here in Kuala Lumpur last Monday 23rd Feb but I was too tired to write anything, in fact I haven’t burn all those Sabah picture especially my Mount Kinabalu to DVD yet at the times of this writing. Still too damn tired and all my body still not fully recover yet, soreness all over. The climb was tough, it may not the highest mountain in the world but it’s still not so easy to climb for a sedentary guy like…
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