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CYCLING PHOTOS



My cycling is one of the contributing factors that led me to be active in photography.Whenever I go cycling,I will  take photos of the event and also the beautiful tracks and sceneries that we pass through and stop during our rides.We usually stop at nice locations to take photos and re-feul our bodies.During these pitstops,we take personal and group photos.In fact,taking photos is part of our cycling events.





I love to take photos of my friends enjoying their cycling but I have little time to snap photos when I lead the ride.My focus is on managing my tribe-the route,their safety and well being when we are riding.


Two favourite places I love to take photos are at Water Sport Centre as shown above and the Taman Saujana Hijau as shown below.Cycling takes me to places that I could never see and take photos when I travel by car.It is a personal mobility to exotic and hidden locations in a particular locality especially Putrajaya.





A few years back,I followed my photographer friends to take photos of Le Tour De Langkawi in KL.Below is one of the snapshots taken near KLCC.



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