Wednesday, February 21, 2007

Student Exchange Programme

On the 9th-11th of february, my school, Sekolah Sri Garden had our 4th Malaysia-Japan Cultural and Educational Exchange programme. Since its my last year in this school I figured I might just as well get involed. So I hosted 15 year old, Junpei Yamawaki form Hukuryo High School. You know what, I'll just let the pictures do the telling, I am not good at writing anyways...




They came.


We met.


They showed.





We played.


He bowled.


We bowled.





He smelt.


He saw.


He shopped.


He ate dim sum.


He 'wowed'.


He met his friend.


He looked.


He 'wowed', again.





I drew (for him, seriously, as a souvenir)


He ate Roti Canai.


What the! How'd that get in here?





We move.



He choked, on cili.


We posed.


They danced...


...with grace.


He byed. (Dang post!)

They left.

Collage

Hey check out these collages i made with Picasa.


Picture Pile.


Last Day 2006. Crazy, crazy Year.


Yon Xiang, Yon Xiang, Kinda miss him.


Picture Grid


Picasa is a great fun to use, its a basic picture editor, with some basic functions like colour adjustment, contrast, some effects, and collage making. You can't wipe blemishes with it and its a far cry from Photoshop, but heck, its FREE!! and it dosen't reguire much juice.


Here is a screenshot i took.

(pictures of Yon Xiang is not taken by me, and sorry KF!)

Saturday, February 3, 2007

Flora

My dad loves gardening. Stuff with produce, like vegies and fruits trees. I don't share the love, but i like trees, and photograping them. Check these out.


I love this one, its in my dad's teak wood plantation in Alor Gajah.
Its the only tree they didn't cut down to make space for the teak trees.


Check out the bend on this one. This one is in my school field.
Its so low to the ground i can walk up it, literally.


This one looks kinda like sakura. This one is in my neighbourhood.


The leaves are almost gone. Pretty eh.


Boy this guy got lotsa cleaning to do cause of this tree,
its a fair price i guess for its beauty.


This is my dad Longan tree in my garden.


It fruits so much that i am kinda tired of eating Longan....


This is my dad's Jambu tree.
Note: thats my dad wrapping up the bunch, bats, pesky.


Closer look.


Check out the harvest! Whoa!


For those of you that thought grapes are impossble in kl,
I have it in my backyard, hah.


These are wine grapes, the flesh slips out of the skin when you bite them.


I even have Dragon fruit (Pitaya) in my house.


The Dargon fruit flower only blooms at midnight.


This is Brazilian Longan, so they say.


Here is the tree. My brother calls it 'Beanstalk'.
My dad on the stairs.


Each is about ping-poing size, taste a bit like vanilla.


Thats about it. If you are still asking why I still haven't post my China photos yeat, 7 megapixel photos take forever to load. A little bit of advise, higher megapixels dosen't mean better photos, 80% of the photos you see here is taken with my phone, 2 megapixels. I WANT A NIKON D40!!!