Showing posts with label Deepavali. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Deepavali. Show all posts

Friday, November 12, 2010

Recent activities through a Panasonic Lumix DMC-F2 lens

Enjoy these photographs taken with my Panasonic Lumix DMC-F2 camera. It's small, lightweight and compact and comes in a handy black pouch. There are many shooting modes which produce nice pictures, and a convenient Auto mode which prepares the right mode to use for a certain scene. However, the macro function is limited and struggles to detect small objects like flowers and insects.

I've been butterfly spotting of late...



Saw this plant at Restoran Nusantara, a rest station on the way to Singapore from Kuantan...

Here is Lauren playing at the hospital while mummy was having her blood pressure checked...

My good wife has been very excited about Christmas, so consequently the tree is up, as of early November...

 Here is a minute fly on our orange tree...

Last week it was Deepavali, and as such, this exquisitely designed Deepavali floor decoration in East Coast Mall was made using different coloured grains of rice...

These small flowers were just large enough for my camera's macro powers to pick up...

A landscape scene from the park outside my house in Bukit Sekilau, Kuantan...

The other night there was a quite beautiful sunset which caused the sky to burn in yellows and oranges...









Tuesday, October 13, 2009

The Week In Images

A hole in the sky is formed as the rays of the Sun tear through the feeble clouds en route to the earth's surface.























The fiery ball in the sky emits a distinct orange glow as Malaysia rotates away into the darkness of space.


















The Sun's rays strain to reach Kuantan as the earth continues to revolve into darkness.



















Malaysia's glaring deficiency in English is once again highlighted rather embarrassingly with this asinine display in East Coast Mall's basement.



















Lauren waits patiently as mummy brings the food and drinks for breakfast at East Coast Mall's food court.























Surrounded with toys, Lauren struggles to select an item to amuse herself.


















On a display in Carrefour rests a wonderful piece of artwork designed by strategically placing thousands of strands of rice of various colours, in preparation for the Deepavali celebrations.



















Assuming it to be her own, Lauren quite readily climbs onto this bed for a lie down and a picture. The Carrefour staff regularly change the quilt; today it was a rainbow design that certainly caught Lauren's eye.