a beach found years back and attract most of landscape photographer to be there to capture the beautiful sunset… the tide make total different view of the beach ….
*** driving from KL toward Kuala Selangor after Meru.. it is on left with signboard .. 😀
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update 2016 Jul 12
– was stand there waiting for the lights .. finally got the right tide and light 😀 after so many years here
update 2016 Jul 11
– have been long didnt update this blog . and recently we came here for some practice
update 2012 Aug 24
beautiful day and decide to make a visit to Pantai Jeram, while we reach there all the beautiful clouds disappear … but we never give up and the flaming sky just appear immediate after sunset ….
… double hit … Singh-Ray LB Warming and Neutral Circular Polarizers Singh-Ray RGND 2 stops
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a famous and good Grill Fish store , Aroma Ikan Bakar … if you interest to eat there on weekend…. you may need to have long queue to order and long wait for food
Aroma Ikan Bakar – Lee Filter GND .75s
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… life …
– shoot with Lee FIlter GND .9s
– low tide the muddy foreground make beautiful pattern here
another beautiful place located at East Coast ofPeninsular Malaysia ..few spots, Pulau Kerengga, Pulau Kapas, Pantai Pandak, Seberang Takir …. full with photography opportunity …. ~3.5 hours from Kuantan, Pahang or ~7-8 hours from Kuala Lumpur
… the missing path … this “river” is disappear , and was shock when my last weeknd trip there … it change the view of Pantai Kemasik …. – Lee Filter GND .6s
a beautiful beach full with photography opportunity …I never got bored with this place after > 10 times visit …
located south of Terengganu .. a ~1hour drive from Kuantan, Pahang toward Kuala Terengganu
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update 2013 Nov 25
1. Lee Filter GND .75s 2. Lee Filter .9 ND Pro Glass
update 2012 Dec 28
… mono FLOW … – Lee Filter GND .9s – Lee Filter GND .9h (reverse use as ND .9)
update 2012 Dec 3
… the ray Splash … – Lee Filter GND .9s – Lee FIlter ND 9 resin
update 12 Jun …. just came back from this beautiful place and this time meet up the low tide but yet still beautiful and feel Landscape photographer favorite spot …
a beautiful place … if you love reflection then you shouldn’t skip this place where it give full sunrise reflection on the sea ….
Sekinchan a small town not far from Kuala Lumpur famous with paddy field, it locate ~2 hours drive from KL city toward Klang -Kuala Selangor ….. beside paddy as the location just beside sea and we can enjoy seafood any where from this small village ….
update 2017 Feb 7
– finally weather getting better
update 2017 Jan 11
– whenever it fill up water before start planting paddy .. reflection any where
– recently pictures from the other site of Sekinchan (mud beach)
– rare occasion we have very clear sky for the Milky way .. but this was after very heavy rain
– … the “Blue Tears” | 蓝眼泪 … rare show .. 2015 show .. but not 2016
update 2015 Feb 9
– just got back form Photohunter outing 7-8 Feb 2015
– we cover sunrise, blue sky with beautiful sky, sunset, nightscape …. a lot foods 😀
… rotating around …
update 2015 Feb 4
– not a easy photo … to get the close to water spreading … me and my camera got all wet just for this composition
… Golden automation … 1. Lee Filter GND 1.2s 2. Lee Filter CPL 4×4 ISO 200 | 1/100 sec at f / 16 | 23 mm
update 2015 Jan 19
– back from Photohunter 2015 Jan – Sekinchan, Malaysia
– we have hot and great days over the weekend 17-18 Jan 2015
…dewing Dusk … 1. Lee Filter GND .6h 2. Lee Filter CPL 4×4
update 2014 Dec 16
… misty sunrise … 1. Lee Filter GND .9h 2. Lee Filter Mist stripe
update 2014 Dec 15
… beautiful abandon … 1. Lee FIlter CPL 4×4 2. Lee FIlter GND .6h
I always telling friends of mine to have bigger aperture to get clearer Milky way shot … and it really give impact with more light fall onto the sensor … but what if we do not have big aperture len .. e.g. we own F4 or F3.5 lenses ?
theoritical , if we can increase the shutter time which allow more light abosrb on the sensor.. we should able to capture beautiful stars sky … but according to the rule 600
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I had aiming a polarie star tracker but too bad, i had been turn down by the cost and size …
recently, I managed to test the
Vixen Polarie… a square box size small and weight <1kg … and not really difficult to operate …
i may not able to share how do use this .. but it is really simple and let me share the simple test result
both shoot at F4 , exp 151s +- , ISO 400
1. without start tracker – Vixen Polarie
2. witho start tracker – Vixen Polarie
with minimu setup time and minimu knowledge of Astronomy , I am able to create a image without “start trail” effect
**** rule 600 simply basic rule to avoid “star trail” effect while we have too long exposure on our effective focal length.. e.g.
16mm on FULL frame, we should have max exposure of 600/16=37.5s
16mm on canon APS-c , we should have max exposure of 600/16*1.6=23.4
so if we have anything more than the exposure time the the rotation of earth will create “star trai;” effect create blur effect on to our frame.
