Adib Noh Photography

View from the back of Alamanda, Putrajaya I am sharing the photos I took using 55-200mm lens with my Fujifilm X-T1. This is my first real encounter with lens longer than 55mm. It is quite heavy to shoot with the tripod. I am not here to give any comments on using a telephoto lens for landscape photography because I have yet to learn and experiment more with it. This blog post is just to share my shots. Colourful steps between Alamanda and the lakeside Shooting bird looking for fish Lucky shot of flying bird Government Office Blocks as seen from Every Hotel Capturing colours and patterns

There are three types of landscape photography but my interest lies in intimate photography as shown in the photos here. Intimate photography are more personal and I could see details for me to connect and appreciate them as they are. At the same time, I also like to see people interacting with mother nature and the environment they live in. More than 50% of the world population now live in the city. It is better for us to connect back to the natural environment where our forefathers used to live in harmony with nature. Here is Nasir,the fisherman of Bachok. He comes,he looks for the fish and catches them with his net. Off he goes home. Next day, he will come again.

My mother and her late 20's before Merdeka. She is 2nd from right. I stood beside her always. Mek received the replica of the road sign when the government decided to name the road after my late father's name-37 years after his death. My mother, myself and my wife. My wife, mother and sister Mother at sister's house Mother at Pusat Rekreasi Air, Putrajaya My ladies wear Clarks shoes Mother walks bare-footed along the beach. Mek and I are very close. Last Merdeka 2019 Mek with my first grand daughter-Alisha Mek was 71 years old. This how I remember her ..The most beautiful woman in The World. She is the one who must be loved and obeyed. and I love her with all my heart.