


What a sad place, even when there’s people here.

Not quite abandoned, there’s a small grocery store still in business…

I saw this frames within frames within frames…
Time: 1530 hrs – 1600 hrs

I saw this stairs which is dripping with water (there’s probably a leaking roof/watertank some where) I thot that this is wha’s urban decay is all about. Maybe not. SO anyhow I wrangled one of the photographer in the group to posed for me. I trie dit with available light only, but the lighting was flat and the colours are dull. So I set up 2 x F56 flash, one on either side of Ahmenchan (that’s the dewd there..), with the left flash power set at 1/2 power and the right one at 1/4 power and just flashing away *grins*
I use a high shutter speed of 1/125th to kill of the ambient light and an aperture of f/11 to maximize DOF.
Oh, this is a test shot, will be back later to do a proper shoot, don’t tell anyone I tell you first, okay?
Later, while stopping at the local mosque for a prayer break, some of the participants began practicing their panning techniques on some passing vehicles.

To tell you frankly, I can never get it done right too *grins*.
My preferred technique for panning shots is with flash. Set a slow enough shutter speed, with passing cars at 5 feet away, a shutter speed of 1/60 is enough to ensure the background becomes ‘streaky’ while an aperture of f/8 – f/11 is needed to ensure enough DOF for the moving vehicle while it COMING into view.
Sometimes, the moving vehicles moves too fast, or the panning movement is not fast enough, everything will comes out blurry. Oh dear. That’s why I use flash to freeze movement like my motocross pic here.
Time to move on tho, we were supposed to ride the KL Monorail line to shoot some (more) interesting ‘stuff’ along the way…


I hold up the foot traffic out of the Monorail for all of 1 second to get this one (snap)shot. *grins*

This has got to be the busiest traffic light junction in the whole of Kuala Lumpur (Jalan Raja Chulan Jalan TAR junction)!

Paranoid shop keeper and his/her mannequin sentry
Time: 1600 hrs – 1700 hrs


The “NO” in “Monorail”. No polariser filter was used, tweaked saturation in the old laptop.
Time: 1800 hrs – 1900 hrs





Dinner break!
Time: 1900 hrs – 2000 hrs

Time: 2000 hrs – 0000 hrs
Hey Ted salam. Shooting Marathon? What’s that all about? If you don’t mind me asking…
12 hours shooting marathon is an outing organised for CLub ALpha members where we start shooting from 12 noon till 12 midnite.
nice picturee laa Sifoo ted
lain kali leh buat lagi hehehe
Whoa, no wonder you needed so much flash power!
whoaaa…cooll laa sifoo..menyesal aku tak pose aritu..ahahahah…
Looks fun! I like the pics in this series alot
Dear Ted,
I haven’t not been stopping admiring your works though I have not visited your dotcom for quite sometimes. Your photography works will always be source of reference and ideas. When photographing I always remember what you had taught me viz to have a theme. I bet your style in photographing has great impact to many, especially to my daughter and me.
Best Regards,
Kak Zain
Thank You ms zainzubir.