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THE BLUE HOUR

The Blue hour never fails to fascinate me.It does not matter where I take the photos-be it at Pantai Irama,Bachok or Bangi where I live or at Leiden in Netherlands-each photo with blue element makes my images looks more beautiful.

The photo on the right was taken at Bangi when the sun was behind me.At first,I wanted to get a good shot of the sunrise while I am facing the sun.But the view was full of black clouds that made it looks dirty.When I turned back,I saw the view was more beautiful,as shown.

Below is a shot taken at Pantai Irama.I love the blue skyline with a touch of golden reflection from the rising sun..



Below is a gift from Allah to me when I was in Kuala Terengganu in Jauary,2012.It was taken during my morning walk just before the sun rise.As I was the only soul walking.


 And compare those with the blue sky in Holland and Putrajaya..



Below is the one blue hour I like very much.It was taken at Pantai Irama,Bachok.Blue sky is great but the morning blue hour is a masterpiece of artwork!


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