At the same time as our photowalk, there was also an event whereby 50 ppl were there to paint the mural on the wall of one of the old buildings. Here are some photos from that day.

We actually had a tour guide to bring us around to tell us stories about some of the old buildings there. It’s quite shocking to hear them which I never would’ve known if not because of this. Haha

So after 30 minutes of following the tour guide, everyone was given time to roam around freely to capture photos. Some of them were with me as I explained stuff about street photography.

We went to all sorts of places.. from temples to markets.

Had breakfast there too.. this fishball noodles with minced meat was awesome. Hawker foods is always amazing. (and cheap too)

At the end of the photowalk… we all gathered back at the tents and everyone started showing their photos at the photo sharing session. Glad to be able to share some tips and evaluate the photos.

Had a short stop at the wall and talked to some of them painters/artists there.

R.age guys + Dulux guys jump! While I pose of course. haha

So it was sunset and we quickly took some photos before it turned dark.

The smashpOp Jump

Favorite shot!

Never forget to capture the sunset though there was no sun haha

Heart for you. Love for me.

The outing ended with this groupshot..

… and dinner. OK THATS IT!

A random shot.

Notice the guy holding a yellow kite?

This was the kite. In the air.

Typical group feet photo with a bit of Apple element.

Big face pOp says hello

Group shot! .. but this does not mean the end… there are more photos tomorrow! haha

We then posed a bit more before leaving.

Joshua got himself a new pet! lol

Then we went to search for the legendary famous pau there and found it!

Pau in the process…

We bought like 10s of the paus and enjoyed them at the kopitiam next door.

Next destination: gold coast.

once of the fhshing boats was parked near the bridge aka jetty

Ou yeah.. long time no see, smashpOp jump. MORE JUMP PHOTOS FROM SINCE 2005!

Aww… why so sad little boy..

Took this using sweep panorama upside down.

A proper panorama shot of the Lover’s Bridge. CLICK TO ENLARGE

A typical photo whenever someone’s wearing sunglasses

Is us! More tomorrow!

So on the wooden pathway to the jetty we took more photos. Posing and posing non stop. lol

We’ve seen the girls in the previous post. This time we have the guys.

Since it was sorta like a fishing village, there was a few guys there catching fishes. I managed to snap one guy in action.

These boys start young. Soon they will be the best fishermen in Tanjung Sepat.

… but only if they could catch more fish.

Then it was time for some individual shots. Hahahaha

OK MORE SOON!

So we drove for.. i think 1-2 hours to Selangor.

We drove 2 cars.. cos obviously 1 car cannot fit 9 people lol.

So we finally arrived. Actually this little boat jetty was just one part of where we visited that day. Will show more soon.

Started lah. haha Carmen and me.

Wide lens group shot!

We then walked to the edge…

Posing posing a bit.

Ze girls.

MORE TOMORROW!

We were done with shooting people, scenes and the houses. Rain stopped and it was time to go back to the meeting point to join the rest.

As we were walking, we saw this uncle touching himself.

We quickly ran across the road and entered the backlanes.

It rained again. We had to wait under the shelter for a while.

Got them to try some fast shutter macro photos. Attempted to capture the water droplets and splash.

Rain stopped again. Snail came out to catch some fresh air. Hehe

Last shot before we say hello to the rest of the group.

I brought the girls up to 1st floor of the old shop houses and they saw a scene they had to snap….

This was what they saw.

The old balcony. People were still staying there and clothes were hung everywhere. It was raining too.

Another view. Taken at 11mm f5.6

Then we went down again to the market. It was raining so heavily we couldnt go anywhere but to linger at the area trying to find something to shoot.

This monk was also standing there waiting for the rain to stop.

An uncle then talked to us asking us which school we were from.. haha.

Went out of the market when the rain stopped. A friendly old man was walking alone.. so I talked to him a little and he posed for me.

MORE TOMORROW!

As we were near to the entrance of the market, Amy stopped and started snapping this pair of shoes thrown to the side of the street.

We finally entered the market and I advised them not to forget to capture people’s expressions and little details.

Again, I showed them how to talk to the people and get them to naturally pose for the camera.

We then entered the meat section. Roasted pork for sale!

This guy was chopping the raw meat happily. heheh

Then I got the guys to follow me up to the 2nd floor of the shophouses cos I’ve been there before and knew there was a scene they shouldnt miss.

They saw it and was snapping non stop.

What was the thing they saw? Stay tuned to the next post