Moving Moving

I m moving my blog from blogspot to wordpress.

Wordpress can display pictures size and quality that i like more than here.

This is the link of my wordpress

http://www.kevinngart.wordpress.com/

Another sunday~

Lunch at CITRUS

~The interior of CITRUS~

Hot Chocolate

Chicken Carbonara

Soup of the day

Baked Chicken Rice

Happy Birthday, mom!

::: Flowers for mom :::

--Dinner at Cafe Miri--

Night Shoot

Shooting at the road side in front my house.

The moon of Miri, 

31 Jul 2009,

2100hrs.

I believe in love

Canon 1000D, f/5.6

Shutter spd 1/3 sec.

ISO-200

Focal length 41mm

Photoshoting in my "studio"

hahaha!!

Playing with photoshop

The Burning Sun

My Burning name

Dream Lense

Canon EF 70-200mm F2.8 L IS USM review

Source from http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/canon_70-200_2p8_is_usm_c16/

The EF 70-200mm F2.8 L IS USM was introduced way back in August 2001, supplementing (but not replacing) the non-stabilized 70-200mm F2.8 L USM in Canon's highly regarded telephoto lineup. This is a lens which can truly be described as a professional workhorse, with robust build (including dust and moisture resistance), wide F2.8 maximum aperture, fast and silent ultrasonic autofocus motor, and optical image stabilization for hand-holding at slow shutter speeds. The optical design is somewhere on the far side of complex; it features 23 elements in 18 groups, with 4 UD elements to provide compensation for chromatic aberration. According to Canon, this gives a 'high-resolution, high-contrast optical capability', as demanded from a lens which needs to perform all day, every day in the hands of professional photographers across a wide range of subjects and conditions.

The 70-200mm is an EF lens, and has presumably been designed from the outset for optimum performance on Canon's professional 1-series DSLRs, with their full-frame 35mm and 1.3x crop (APS-H) formats (indeed the original EOS-1D was announced just a month after this lens, with the full-frame EOS-1Ds following a year later). However it's also fully at home on all of Canon's APS-C DSLRS, here providing a 112-320mm equivalent angle of view.

Here are some photos which taken by using canon 70-200mm f2.8 L IS USM lense from http://www.flickr.com/

More photos at http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=Canon+EF+70-200mm+F2.8

Miri Crocodile Farm

Last sunday, 19th of June,

i went to Miri Crocodile Farm with David, Matthew,

Luffy, Roger and Ronny for a photography trip.

We departed from David house at 1030hrs

then stop by a coffee shop at Lutong to have tea

then continue our journey to the crocodile farm.

The enterance fee cost us RM15 per person.

At the enterance,

we saw a horse for visitors to ride

The time when we reached the farm,

it is the time of feeding the crocodiles.

water Lity

Ronny The Monkey

"mom, he took my banana!" LOL

Group Photo

::Artlife::

Borneo Rainforest Resort

 We plan of this photography trip about one week ago.
Yesterday,
11.30am we depart from David's shop.

Stop at Damai Restaurant in Mosjaya to have lunch
and start our 30 minutes drive to the resort. 

Reach the main entrance about 1pm
and another 10 minutes drive to reach the resort.

The services of the resort are good
as u'll be serve a cold orange juice when u walk in the lobby.

After minutes of rest,

the tour guides bring us for the resort tour.
1st, we went to a farm with few animals there.

Then to a small waterfall which i din took a pic of it
cause the light is not allowed.

Along the road, there are different types of fruit trees.

We have a boat ride which i took a photo of an eagle on the tree.

Then the waterfall,
i dono is that really a waterfall or not,

cause the waterfall in my mind is high and wide.

Waterfall

Shu Thin

Group Photo

The Grand old Tree

(We are standing under it)

Then we walked for about 15 minutes on the jungle
path way to reach the entrance of the lobby again.

After having snacks in the restaurant of the resort,

we start to depart and went home.

At the enterence of Lobby

More photo at http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=91539&id=683407414&l=40fc1453f2

Random photo

Shooting mom's orchid

Playing with light....

MJ's Memorial Funeral

MJ's daugther, Paris Jackson,: 'Daddy Has Been the Best Father'

Months of Love

R.I.P. Michael Jackson: The Greatest of All Time

Source from http://new.music.yahoo.com/blogs/hiphopmediatraining/120653/rip-michael-jackson-the-greatest-of-all-time/

Posted Thu Jun 25, 2009 5:55pm PDT by Billy Johnson, Jr. in Hip-Hop Media Training



It still has not hit me. It feels so strange. Michael Jackson is dead. He was only 50 years old, a milestone age. He just celebrated the 25th anniversary of "Thriller," the best-selling album of all time, and re-released it in February.

He was scheduled to start his show run in London in a few weeks. Maybe Michael's career had reached its peak, but I was not convinced that he was done with music. When he turned 50 last August, I did a series of interviews with radio stations. All of the DJs asked me if I thought Michael Jackson could make a comeback. They wanted to know if he could get past the controversies that dominated his news coverage over the last 10-plus years. My answer was a matter-of-fact "yes."

People often underestimate the power of music, and the effect that it has on us. We sometimes forget how a great song with a feel-good message lifts us up, and makes us smile and remember the place we had the most fun dancing to it and with whom.

Michael Jackson is one of the few artists in the history of the art form to be able to take one song, like "Billie Jean," and reach people of all age groups, races, and nationalities.

Michael has done this time and time again for decades, as both a solo artist and member of The Jackson 5.

This type of legacy cannot be erased by even the most horrible of charges and allegations. His music and performances are historic and forever engrained in our hearts.

Rick Sanchez, a floor manager at the popular Amoeba Music in Hollywood, says that his staff was "equally shocked" when they heard the news of Jackson's passing. "A lot of people are buying his music which usually happens in these situations," Sanchez says, referring to the breaking news of a musician's death.

Sanchez adds that all of Jackson's music always sells well at his location.

Rosemary Jean-Louis, a Michael Jackson fan and blogger from Atlanta, is nervous, hoping the news reports that Jackson has died are not true. "I don't want to believe it because it's Michael Jackson," Jean-Louis says. "He has been the guy considered invincible who always seems to come back. He is only 50. He was on the verge of such a big comeback with his concerts. No matter what he's gone through or what the crazy circumstances and dark period of his life with that poor trial-that taken aside-he is one of the musical geniuses of our times, truly the King of Pop."

I never learned to do his moonwalk dance move, but like everyone else, I was blown away when I saw him unveil it on Motown's famous 25th anniversary TV special in 1984.

I was too shy of a kid to get one of the red-and-black stripped jackets like the one he wore in the "Thriller" video, but I thought it was cool.

I did, however, have an afro Jheri curl in 1979, when Jackson released his album "Off the Wall," which included jams like "Don't Stop ‘til You Get Enough" and "Workin' Day and Night." I was 10, and whenever the high school girls on my block told me that I was cute and looked like Michael Jackson, I blushed and took it as a huge compliment.

My 6 1/2-year-old twins know and love his music as do the rest of us. This will never change.

I know he had been dealing with a lot these last few years. I hope that at the time of his passing he was in a happy place. Reportedly, he had been rehearsing in Los Angeles for the last two months, preparing for his London dates. His 50-year-old life may have been short, but it was impactful. His accomplishments are tremendous.

I offer my sincere condolences to his children, parents, siblings, and other family members, and to his friends and fans.

 
 
 

RRSS Concert 2009

RRSS Band Conductor (Royce Hii)

More Photo at http://www.kevinngphotograhy.com/ or www.flickr.com/photos/kevinng86

Black and white

一图胜万语

Last nite, i went to a talk which is about Canon Digital EOS camera at Pustaka Miri.
This is organize by United Daily News and Miri Photographic Society.
The Speaker is a professor 张伟芳.

Freetrial of different model of CANON SLR    

In the auditorium 

::::Artlife::::

::: My pieces of work :::

RRSSB on the field of 9th SSLMBC 2009

::: Group Photo :::

Yeah!! Free style!!
me, Dkho Jr, Eddie (DM), Royce(Conductor), Huan Hui, Simon
::: Back to School :::

The Best Drum Major in Sarawak 2009

He is Eddie, my youngest brother.

He get the BEST DRUM MAJOR AWARD in the 9th Sarawak State Level Marching Band Competition.

Prize Giving

See how high is his mace...

Mom, Eddie, Dad

The late update- Happy Mother's Day