Showing posts with label Garden photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Garden photography. Show all posts

Sunday, September 13, 2015

Fresh photography

Cempedak and Rambutan freshly plucked for the fun of photography.
Delcious Cempedak fruits
It is only when you live in a fruit garden that you are able to pluck the fruits fresh from the trees and take your time having the shots of your life.  This I call fresh photography.  I enjoy photographing the fresh fruits in the garden this year.  This year the seasonal fruits that do well are the Rambutan and Jering.  Other fruit trees  that produce low harvest are the Cempedak and Lumok.  Anyway, from the photography angle all of the fruits were marvellous.
Juicy and sweet Rambutan fruits
Mouth watering Cempedak fruits

Sunday, May 10, 2015

Sunday walk in the park

Road linking Zone B and C
Jungle footpath viewed from above
 Sunday.  Just felt like relaxing and having a fun walk around the park.  There has been no rain lately.  Probably now the dry season is showing signs that it has become a reality yesterday.   The dried leaves kept falling on the jungle floor.  I prefer to walk through the jungle footpath with its chorus of bird's songs, crickets, and thrilling moving objects - stick insects, squirrels, tree lizards, butterflies and a filtered light.  The colourful and shy Ground Pigeon was seen flying past ahead of me as it rushed for cover.  I had only on one occasion caught it in picture and am always hoping for a day when it will give me an opportunity for a full photoshoot session. 
Jungle footpath laden with leaves
Location : Botanic Island One.

Wednesday, April 15, 2015

Garden photography

Bunga Raya - Malaysia's national flower
Zone C





Oil palm on slope
Zone G
Star-shaped white flowers of the Pong-Pong ( Cerbera odollam)
Zone C

Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Green composition

Provinsi Carpentaria, Zone F, looking north

Provinsi Liana, Botanic Island Two, Zone I

View of Botanic Island Two from Licuala Hill, looking south.

View of Zone F from Licuala Hill, looking south.
View of Zone E,looking south.

Bamboo clumps at Zone G

Original and native trees at Zone C, view looking north from Provinsi Yellow Palm.