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SUNSET


I seldom see the sunset at the beach because I live in Bangi and when I go back to my kampung (village),we only have the sunrise in Bachok,Kelantan.This photo was taken when I went to Perlis in July,2007-almost 9 years ago.

These golden grey colours are very unique.Many a time,my best shots are lucky shots i.e I was at the right place and at the right time.Alhamdulilah for Allah's gifts for me.I just captured Your creations,Allah Al-Mussawir.


 The above is the sunset view  from my house in Bangi.Most days ,nothing unusual but on certain days,my jaws drop almost to the ground.The display of colours is beyond my imagination and sometimes scary red like the above.


Top and bottom are two shots I took using my smart phone while I was travelling in Putrajaya to KLIA.The views were graphically stunning!



The shot below is like a painting on a big canvas above the horizon.When I saw this sunset below,I  exclaimed Oh My God,Masyaallah and Subhanallah.Then I rushed into my house and took as many photos I could and prayed that it stayed that way for a while.


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