Showing posts with label night photos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label night photos. Show all posts

Happy New Year 2021 and Lockdown 2

>> Thursday, January 14, 2021

 I hope it is not to late to wish everybody  a Happy New Year 2021. I just want to share some photos of amazing nightscape of Shah Alam facing the Masjid Sultan Salahuddin  with  view of the moon in the sky. I took the photos  last year. Some  photos were taken at different nights.  Today,  my  blog post is short and I  wish everybody out there a Happy and Healthy New Year. May Allah keep all of us  and our family  under his protection from the virus and calamities and  everything gets better this year. Ameen. Stay safe and stay at home. Life is short. 







Full Moon  

Moon? Jin ah
 
                                                                         












 






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Fireworks and Happy New Year 2012

>> Tuesday, January 3, 2012

When the clock ticked 12.00 am, I was ready with a camera to capture picture of firewooks celebrating New Year 2012 at my relative apartment which overlooking spectacular view of Shah Alam. To my disappointment there was no big fireworks from Dataran Shah Alam this year, except for  some small fireworks coming  from individual residential houses.  I could  see fireworks as far as from  KLCC There was probably big fireworks being displayed at ICT Shah Alam, but I could not see them from the apartment. 

I have to remind myself, everyday and every minute death is getting closer and it could be today, tomorrow or next year .  Things that  happened in the past whether   last year or yesterday or just now were things  that  you cannot  grasp anymore and you cannot change them. They are things   you leave behind  and you move on  but death is getting closer to you every minute.

Every soul will taste death, and you will only be given (full) compensation on the Day of Resurection. So he is drawn away from the Fire an admitted to Paradise has attained (his desire) And what is the life of this world except the delusion.( Al Quran, Surat Al-Imran :185)

Say "Death, from which you are fleeing, will certainly catch up with you. Then you will be returned to the Knower of the Unseen and the Visible and He will inform you about what you did"
(Al-Quran, Surat Al-Jumu'a:8)


To everybody out there, Happy New Year and may your wishes come true. 



Small fireworks from residential house

Happy New Year 2012

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New Year and New York

>> Tuesday, December 27, 2011

I have been out of blogosphere  for months and I  am back. Many apologies to any regular readers I may have. Keeping up with the blogosphere have become difficult for me lately and  I hope I will write more posts next year   2012, which is just around the corner, insyallah. Life is too short and here come New Year  2012 and good bye 2011.

For today post, I want to share some night photos of New York city. I remember it was  difficult  for me to take good night photos especially when trying to  figure out    the right setting of  the shutter speed and f no. for night mode, things that not in my lists during a trip. I still have many photos of Rome  to share   but it has to wait.  

New York brings  back memory of winter and New Year. I went to visit New York on a study trip about two weeks before Christmas day. Many of my fellow coursemates went  shopping for Christmas presents during the trip. The last day of the trip, my friends and I went to Macy Store  to shop,  just few hours before we should be back at YMCA  hotel to  board  a bus to take us   to JFK Airport  for  our flight back to Glasgow that  night. We had almost missed our bus when  we were stuck in the train. The  train stopped for more than 15 minutes before resuming  back  to normal to the next station, one more stop before our destination.  We got off from the train, afraid it would stop  again, ran for some blocks like  mad people on   New York streets that  night,    amidst the wailing police sirens  to catch our bus. New York would not be New York without those sirens. For information, New York subway is one of the oldest and busiest  rapid rail systems  in the world.  Finally,  we reached the hotel just before the bus was about to leave.  Whenever I watch the Amazing Race, it brings back those memories   and I know how  the contestants must have felt, the adrenaline rush and thrill. 

I miss New York city  and maybe I vist it again one day, insyallah. To everybody and all readers out there Happy New Year  2012 in Advance  and may all you wishes come true.


 Night view of New York city taken from Empire State Building's viewing tower

World Trade Centre Building in the background 

 The Empire State Building model


Metropolitan Museum of Art

 Central Park, New York

Flatiron Building

Rockefellar Centre  Building


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Shah Alam - Mesmerizing view

>> Saturday, November 27, 2010

I used my nephew's camera Nikon DX Digital SLR 50mm Camera   to take photos of the night view of Shah Alam. It took me a while before I got the hang of it.Too many menus, sub menus and settings for me to figure it out and choose and I did not have manual with me to refer to.I am used to my old Yashica SLR  50mm manual camera. That was the good old days of film.  All I need to do is just set the shutter speeds and aperture and I am ready to go. I have to say that I am from the old school. Sometimes technologies just drive you nuts and complexity of  digital camera is one of them .

The night view of Shah Alam is  amazing from the apartment. The view of the Masjid in the night  setting is so mesmerizing. What is more amazing and interesting, you can  see  The Petronas Twin Towers and the Menara KL in the background. The Petronas Twin Towers were  the tallest building in the world for six years from 1998 to 2004, until Taipei 101 was  completed  in 2004 and   surpassed their height. Now the tallest building in the world is Burj Khalifa in Dubai, United Arab Emirates after gaining the title this year  in April  2010. It  measures 828m in height.

 The Petronas Twin Towers and Menara KL 
The blow-up photo

Masjid Sultan Sallahudin with KLCC and Menara KL in the background


SUK building



 




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