Photo Highlights of 2016

Street Photography

After taking a few thousands photos this year 2016,how do I select 12 of them to highlight my interests with various types of photography genres that I fell in love and still exploring?Some of the good photos may be hidden in my computer and smart phones because I have forgotten what I had taken.

What I have selected here are from my fading memory and I chose them because I like them.Here,I am NOT talking about great photography but more what matters to my heart and not my brain.

My Cycling Tribe at The Boarwalk.

Group Bowling Competition of Perantau Bachok at Bangi Gateway

Family picnic at the Nami Island of Bachok

Trees along Pantai Irama,Bachok

Landscape of Masjid Putra

Solat Dhuha

Marigold flowers blooming in Taman Saujana Hijau,Putrajaya

The Forbidden Bridge

Black & White Photography

Masjid Tuanku Mizan as a beautiful landmark in the City of Putrajaya.

Group of pelikans having fun at Putrajaya Wetlaand.

Enjoying train ride with my grandson.His first on ERL to KLIA

Animals and their habitat.

Men going back to nature!

Pasar Tani,MAEPS

MAY I THANK ALL MY BLOG READERS WHO KEEP READING MY BLOG.IN JANURY 2016,THE MONTHLY PAGEVIEWS WAS 1500 BUT BY DECEMBER 2016,THE MONTHLY PAGEVIEWS WAS MORE THAN 15,000!

Thank you everyone!

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2017.

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