Last Saturday, the Kedah football team paid a visit to the Kedah Sejahtera Carnival held in Sungai Petani, Kedah. On that day, Kenari Kids, a programme being developed by Kedah Football Association (KFA) to harbour new talents in football at young age did a small demonstration at the carnival.
The visit was somewhat to give opportunity for the public to interact and meet the players of their favourites.
Nothing further to be written about here. Enjoy the pics!
I managed to do a timelapse for approximately one and a half hours which renders approximately 42 seconds of the clip at my dad’s orchard in Wang Tepus in the district of Kubang Pasu. It’s very near to Jitra for those who don’t know where Wang Tepus is. You can find some of the popular local fruits including durian, mangosteen, dokong and rambutan here.
The lapse was recorded from the veranda of our house which the front door is facing directly the Padang Terap River. Do note that there’s also the HD version of this clip – just click the little “HD” button at the bottom of the youtube frame. Enjoy 
Another 2 in 1 entry it is. I’ll start with my recent assignment with a cycling magazine by the name of Cycling Asia, an extraction of UK’s edition for Asia Pacific, so I was told. The first day view would be somewhere in September.
The shoot was done in Shah Alam yesterday. I would like to thank Arip and the whole magazine team for giving me the opportunity to work together with Cycling Asia. The guys provided me with enough support whilst working together. I believe we’ve achieved what the team was trying to achieve before this – editorial quality photography in regards to that respective editorial domain. Oh yeah, I would love to thank Shahir and Ikriz for coming and assisting in the shoot. They’re lovely moveable lightstands
Just now in the afternoon, I arrived from KLIA, took my rest, and then out to the stadium for Kedah VS Kuala Muda NAZA match. Kedah won the match at 4-0. It was raining quite heavily, so I managed to only cover the match in the first half from the stadium covered side.
Flipping through the pictures, you’ll discover there’re a number of frictions at play in the field.
As always, comments would be most delighted. Enjoy the fight!
