The Best Sensation…

It’s already 4 years since I been studying in this secondary school. But I haven’t got spank on my back for that long period.

I don’t know why, but I got through whatever I did wrongly without any punishment.

This year, teachers just like putting my name into the discipline report  forms…

And today, I received two canes from the discipline teacher.

When he called me out, I tought he would like to talk to me about some photo stuffs.. but no, he showed me the discipline form…

Since I am a prefect, I had to be caned 2 times rather than 1.

When I was canned the 1st time, I didn’t feel anything. But the second one came, and I felt a burning sensation on my rear…

The sensation was just so overwhelming. Something that cannot be explained unless you yourself feel it.

 

Mount Korbu & Gayong – Panorama 2

Panorama of MOunt Korbu Peak.

The panorama above was taken when I was on my way to Mount Gayong.

I was lucky as the mist did not cover the peak at that time.

Panorama taken from Mount Korbu Peak.

This photo above was taken from Mount Korbu peak. It was in the morning on the 3rd day of my hike.

The sun had just risen. The sun light casted a shadow of Mount Korbu’s peak at the bottom of Ipoh, Perak.

Can you see the shadow? It is at the bottom right of the photo, before the bushes. You can see a sharp peak in the shadow.

 

Mount Korbu & Gayong – Photos (Part 3)

Cloudy blue sky, from the summit of Mount Korbu.

Monkey cup.

Moss after about 1800 meters above sea level.

 

Mount Korbu & Gayong -Photos (part 2)

River by Seroja Camp.

Misty jungle in the evening after the rain.

The photo above was taken on the 1st evening at seroja camp. It was very misty at that time and my DSLR was very cold.

I took a few shots of the misty jungle but wasn’t satisfied with he result. I knew that if I would condense the lens, it would create and blur effect.

I used my warm breath to condense the lens I took this single shot.

Kijang Camp.

My dad and other hikers reaching Kijang camp.

Brendan climbing up a cliff.

There are many steep cliffs and a few rock face that we had to climb up. So troublesome..

Me at Mount Korbu Peak.

The photos above were taken with a canon 400D and a 18-55mm lens.

I hoped to get a fast prime lens or a L-series wide angle zoom lens with image stabiliser in the future.

Or a weatherproof canon 1D mark 3…xP Just kidding…