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SILHOUTTES


Siluoutte Photography is something I picked when I was cycling with my friends who are great photographers.As a new kid on the block,I was wondering what the heck is the purpose to take photos of people and we can see them in their body shape in black?That was more than five years ago.Now,I am enjoying something that was foreign to me then.It reminds me of the bitter Brussel sprouts I first  tasted in Sheffield ,UK in early 70s.I hated it but later,I love it.

The photo below was taken this morning and I love it.


During my MTB cycling days,I joined a group at Taman Bukit Cabaran.I saw a guy with full body guard was doing downhill and entering the jungle tracks.At that time,I did not what is a silhoutte but I took this photo.



My jaws dropped when I saw this scene below a few years ago at Pantai Irama,Bachok.I sat on the beach and set my camera and just started shooting like there was no tomorrow.I am going to frame this for my house.



Why silhoutte photos?It is the beauty in the mystery of the unknown human beings in within the  beautiful photos.

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