cableguy55
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RF.SG March Outing - Malacca Encore
- Thread starter Royale With Cheese
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Haha.. Jon always fun to have you around!!! Bridgestone instructor? U see me too up bro. Btw, I use Michelin tyres from Thomas. Hahah!
Next time don't say out so loud lah... I do like the food in Melaka and has always enjoy driving long hours. Btw, still sad that I didn't get to eat my fried poh piah. Oh well.. there's always a next time.
Need to go DO my B&W photos soon.
Hey Roger... next time connect a cable release to your Lindhoff and shoot aerial shots for us! haha! Good to see you in Melaka again though briefly.
Yeah John, hope to see you more before u decide to return to England.
cableguy55
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Astroboy888
Astroboy888
The usual "don't-mess-with-me" giving chills down my spine look. Hahh!!
astroboy888
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:embrass::embrass::embrass:How to be fierce? Peanut seller scold me, I run far and fast!:bsmilie::
The peanut seller will scold anyone trying to take a photo of him. Happened to us last year too. Hahah!!
sim4nee
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Ocean 5 on trip to Malacca
The Bad Boys of Rangefinder
Haahaa
Wah look like pai kiah!
sim4nee
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Hahaha! That peanut seller, I remember him.
It truly was a wonderful outing. Filled with good food, excellent drive, laughter all round, and who can forget the friendly subjects. I am positive I would find it absolutely tough to get such willing subjects in Singapore.
Didnt manage to catch his name, but he was building dolls out of cloth and paper. Could be some form of offerings that people will buy or for shadow art, I'm not sure. His quick and accurate hands were amazing. He would glue strips of self-measured designed strips of paper onto the dolls, making them look like stage actors.
His partner in the shop, who sat on a small stool, cutting measured pieces of rattan or bamboo. He would slice them into fine strips with just a regular chopper. No machines here!
Mr Raymond Yeo of Wah Aik Shoe-maker (Temple Street).
He designs and hand-sews shoes (mainly ladies) in his shop. Very friendly, and we chatted about how to make shoes. He has measured wooden blocks of feet sizes, and he bases these designs for hand-stitched sequined open toe-ed shoes. Lovely!
Our friendly Chiif, who I wonder will bring in Zeiss glass for us.....
Can John/Alex or Christian enlighten me, as I cant remember which lens I used for this shot. Was it Alex's Sonnar or John's Nokton 1.1 OR David's Zeiss? Oh man, I can remember!
And why didnt anyone tell me about the silly peanut seller? Coz I got hit too! :bsmilie:
Didnt manage to catch his name, but he was building dolls out of cloth and paper. Could be some form of offerings that people will buy or for shadow art, I'm not sure. His quick and accurate hands were amazing. He would glue strips of self-measured designed strips of paper onto the dolls, making them look like stage actors.
His partner in the shop, who sat on a small stool, cutting measured pieces of rattan or bamboo. He would slice them into fine strips with just a regular chopper. No machines here!
Mr Raymond Yeo of Wah Aik Shoe-maker (Temple Street).
He designs and hand-sews shoes (mainly ladies) in his shop. Very friendly, and we chatted about how to make shoes. He has measured wooden blocks of feet sizes, and he bases these designs for hand-stitched sequined open toe-ed shoes. Lovely!
Our friendly Chiif, who I wonder will bring in Zeiss glass for us.....
Can John/Alex or Christian enlighten me, as I cant remember which lens I used for this shot. Was it Alex's Sonnar or John's Nokton 1.1 OR David's Zeiss? Oh man, I can remember!
And why didnt anyone tell me about the silly peanut seller? Coz I got hit too! :bsmilie:
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Royale With Cheese
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Well, it was an awesome trip & all I can say is Jeff is the happiest man for the day, left & right also kena surrounded! :
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astroboy888
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:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:Well, it was an awesome trip & all I can say is Jeff is the happiest man for the day, left & right also kena surrounded! :
It was blossoming in Malacca on Saturday 
March 2011 - RSFG Trip to Malacca- Flower by the side of the road by tang_yiming, on Flickr
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March 2011 - RSFG Trip to Malacca-Detention by tang_yiming, on Flickr
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March 2011 - RSFG Trip to Malacca- Flower by the side of the road by tang_yiming, on Flickr
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March 2011 - RSFG Trip to Malacca-Detention by tang_yiming, on Flickr
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cableguy55
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Well, it was an awesome trip & all I can say is Jeff is the happiest man for the day, left & right also kena surrounded! :
Ya boy
The one on my left better la
Love shooting with you
Guess we got the same shooting angle of approach
Hahaha
Guess i must go shoot with you more often...learn how to engage the subjectHi Pikapig, yup the first 3 shots here were with the 35 VC. I normally go as close as I can, being careful not to break the 'safety barrier', where they show signs of me going into their comfort zone. Much easier than in Singapore
I waitiing to see that last pic u took of the washer man. Guess i didnt manage to get a gd shot of him. was lazy to change lens and its realli dark there..i shot at 1/4 secs...
just send my roll of film to triple D for developing...
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