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Raya Ride Photos



Today,I brought Fujifilm X100T to snap some photos during my ride.It is part of my learning to use prime lens camera to shoot portraits,events and street photography.There were a  lot of photo opportunities but I had to pass them because I was leading the ride.The photo above was taken on my way back.

Last night it rained and the drizzle-only faded away at about 8am.We waited for 8:30am so that we have less water on the road pavement and safer for us to ride.Rain is bad news for cycling but after the rainfall,we have fresh air and cool temperature to cycle.It was like autumn this morning.I was worried to take charge of 40 riders but two fellow riders were helpful enough to be doing some marshalling work.Everything went well.Alhamdulilah.


Ladies only photos with nice and colourful dresses etc.
Below ,the men joined in.




Bersalaman-Selamat Hari Raya,Maaf zahir Batin.

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