ShutterPace » Uncategorized http://shutterpace.com Journal, Photography, Travel, Sketch, Art Thu, 01 Mar 2012 09:53:44 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 Melaka http://shutterpace.com/2009/melaka http://shutterpace.com/2009/melaka#comments Wed, 19 Aug 2009 08:41:10 +0000 Pang M.Y http://shutterpace.com/?p=191 Most people go to Melaka for it’s famous A Farmosa and chicken rice ball. For me, there are more hidden behind the historical alleys. Remember to stop by Tourist Information Center near to A Farmosa and get yourself a quality detailed map for few ringgit, which is worth the price. The map is constantly updated with latest info and latest drawing of 2 famous shophouses streets, Hereen St and Jonker St.

Talk a walk, and you’ll find delicious Peranakan (Baba & Nyonya) Food. Spend some time to chat with locals and you’ll unveil the beauty of Melaka!

Dog lover's house
Dog lover's house
One of the Cafe
One of the Cafe
Inside restaurant 88, famous for laksa and cendol
Inside restaurant 88, famous for laksa and cendol
Chillin @ Geographer Cafe
Chillin @ Geographer Cafe
Inside a painter's shophouse
Inside a painter's shophouse
Painter's kitchen
Painter's kitchen
View from Hotel Twenty @ Jonker Street
View from Hotel Twenty @ Jonker Street
Ceramic master's tools
Ceramic master's tools
Printing
Printing
View from A Farmosa
View from A Farmosa
]]> http://shutterpace.com/2009/melaka/feed 1 Sekinchan (Part I) http://shutterpace.com/2007/sekinchan-part-i http://shutterpace.com/2007/sekinchan-part-i#comments Wed, 12 Sep 2007 05:59:34 +0000 Pang M.Y http://shutterpace.com/2007/sekinchan-part-i Sekinchan Paddy Field
Aug 31st, I started my Swiss Garden Holiday in Damai Laut, Perak with a wonderful team of veterinarian at 10am. We avoided highway and use road towards Kuala Selangor in order to stop by Sekinchan paddy field. We had our lunch in Kuala Selangor and by the time we reached Sekinchan it was 1.15pm. The weather was very hot with sun right above our head but everyone seems to be mesmerized by the vast area of windy paddy field and totally forgot about the sun! No one applies sun block lotion, no one wear cap, no one complain…


We are lucky to come across few workers started to get into field to trim the young paddy seedling and at another side workers planting paddy seedling using machine. We keep reminding each other not to shoot too many photographs in Sekinchan so we can have enough space for our actual destination. At the end, we actually spent 2 hours in Sekinchan.

Sekinchan Paddy Field

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