When it comes to firework, I will quickly gear up my equipment for fireworks!
What I really need is a tripod stand, wide angle lens, long shutter, low aperture, low ISO, controlled white balance, picture quality and also a wireless remote control.
Most importantly, appreciate every moment
Do not stop snapping, who knows you might get the best boom.
Which will turn up a really nice photograph.

I was away from wordpress long time ago, I was very busy with many things ever since I’m back to school from 1week of holiday.

As you know, Chinese New Year just ended, which is kinda sad thing to say.
The awesome feeling to get together with relatives, having reunion dinner together, that’s true family love.
Introducing my dad’s side hometown, Sitiawan.

I got 26th place in form3/4 boys category.
Which is quite terrible and embarrassing.
However, it was fun

my number!

Went for a walk in Chiang Mai city, took my camera along the whole time, anticipated to take nice thing that can’t find in Malaysia.

Still in Day2 of my year end trip.
Had chinese dinner @ Chiang Rai, but their Chinese dishes are very different from Malaysia.
I can’t describe the taste, what I can do is show you the photo.

1st night in Thailand, I stayed in Dusit Island Hotel & Resort. Why is it called Dusit Island?
This hotel & resort is literally on an island, surrounded by unclean river ( similar to Malaysia’s river )
Their service is awesome, before we checked in, there came a trainee served us drinks.
That hotel & resort has everything, but the only thing that amazed and surprised me is I found a New Testament Bible in the room, right beside my bed.
From what I heard from my tour guide, she said christianity is very well-known in my hotel area.
Praise the Lord!

A shot I took early in the morning around 730am.
Sad to say I missed the sunrise Tour guide was scolding me for missing that beautiful sight.

In my trip to Thailand last year, I went up to Chiang Rai too instead of Chiang Mai only.

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Basically Chiang Rai located at the most Northern of Thailand, yes very close to Laos and Myammar.
First stop, Golden Triangle.

I’m looking at 3 countries with my own eye, awesome.
Unfortunately I only stepped into Myanmar, which I will post about Myammar next time

First of all, Happy new year!
2011 will be a better year, don cha think so?

Tomorrow is 2011 first day of school.
I guess many people must be doing some last minute preparation, just like me
Are you ready for school ?
Neh I’m not.

Chiang Mai trip was just unforgettable until today.
It was very fun, maybe it’s because that I have a very pervert , cute , funny tour guide.

First destination is Doi Suthep . It’s located at the top of a mountain near the city of Chiang Mai. From there you can see a very beautiful view of Chiang Mai city.
There’s lots of thai selling fruits, foods, drinks and etc there, surprisingly it’s fresh and delicious!

Oh ya, almost forgot to with you all a Very Merry Belated Christmas
Christmas is always awesome, lots of sales, santa claus, presents and decoration everywhere.
However, that’s not the true meaning of Christmas, you know?
Christmas is about the birth of Jesus Christ! Horayy!
Okay, I’m not here to preach.

After my Christmas Eve Celebration, I flew to Chiang Mai, Thailand.

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Many people doesn’t know where and what is Chiang Mai.
Basically, Chiang Mai is the 2nd largest city in Thailand. Chiang Mai located at the northern of Thailand. Most importantly, it’s quite peaceful there compare to Bangkok / Phuket.

Right after my church’s Christmas Eve Party, I rushed back home and pack up, sleep for 1-2hours, then leave to LCCT d.
I sat on this AirAsia’s Airbus A320-216, which is in green and yellow color. Probably Lotus F1 team partnership.

Sexy stewardess were all wearing Christmas hat, haha!
Didn’t manage to take photo of them, I straight fall asleep once I sat on my seat.

Much more to share. I shall try to keep my blog update.

Thank God my result … was good.
I pass chinese! Horayy!

went for a movie with friends after taking result
we watched Guiliver’s Travels