Tag: photography

Bearcat (Binturong)

This photo was taken 2 years ago at Lok Kawi Wildlife Zoo (Sabah) during the animal show. This talented bearcat crossed the rope right above my seating row and hung upside down using its tail. The performance was a surprise and frightened me and my friends seated right below it! I was lucky enough to capture a quick shot before this bearcat walked(?) away.

Bundu Tuhan – Sabah, Malaysia

This gorgeous landscape shot is from an overnight trip with my family in Bundu Tuhan. This photo was taken on the way back to Kota Kinabalu. We stopped by the side of the road to cook lunch-which consisted of rice, spam and potatoes cooked all at once in a pressure cooker on our portable gas stove. Definitely a trip to remember!

night shots -Taiwan

  • night photography in Taipei City (roughly 10 pm)
  • panning at Tamsui District. Tamsui is a district located next to the sea. Fort San Domingo is a popular tourist attraction here (I visited it too). This photo was taken on the busy intersection in front of the mall across from Tamsui Station.

Taipei Zoo

  • Taipei Zoo is one of 16 that is home to giant pandas. There are 3 here in Taipei Zoo.
  • African giraffe
  • The African elephants here are huge compared to the Asian elephants that are found back at my home.
  • This black and white ruffed lemur made quite a ruckus when it was squabbling with a ring-tailed lemur over some food. All the noise caused the birds overhead us to get such a fright that they actually pooped. My poor mother was unfortunate enough to get a big splat right on her head.
  • I couldn’t help laughing when I found out that these penguins are called jackass penguins. A couple moments later I found out exactly why they deserve this name when they started acting up and braying like donkeys.
  • I tried looking all over to find this fellas name but my search was unsuccessful (if you know please let me know!). This lizard looked so adorable basking contently in the light. It’s still pose gave me an opportunity to try out different settings to get the perfect temperature. For this shot I used scene: dawn/dusk. I found that this setting was an easy way to capture the warm colour of the light when you’re hard pressed for time.
  • Yet another unnamed reptile. This fella scurried along the sandy floor in it’s enclosure really quickly with it’s tiny legs.
  • Searched up for this tortoise’s name until some really ridiculous searches popped up. I wish I would’ve known I was going to blog when I was visiting Taipei and could’ve taken photos of the plaques.
  • I think this is an Asian Water Dragon. Fun fact: It’s amazing how much effort I have put into looking for these lizards’ names when I am very creeped out by lizards in general.
  • Green crested basilisk