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Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary is located at the center of the mangrove forest along the coastal land near Samawang Village in Labuk Bay, Sandakan, Sabah. It is 38km away from the airport of Sandakan and takes about an hour to get there. Besides observing the monkeys, visitors are able to bird-watch on the observation platform provided. Rare birds such as the Oriental Pied Hornbills are often spotted among the dense mangrove forest (http://www.proboscis.cc/).Camera: Nikon D70sExposure time: 0.004 sec (1/120)Aperture: f/5.6Focal Length: 135.0 mmISO Speed: 100
This picture was taken using Nikon D70s camera. I sold the camera to my friend, Mr. Mohd Hanim just a few week ago. I'm in a process of buying Canon 40D and hopefully to get it in the first week of January 2009. Hey Hanim, that a good camera man. You won't regreat having it.Camera: Nikon D70sExposure time: 0.008 sec (1/125)Aperture: f/6.3Focal Length: 70 mmISO Speed: 100
May the year 2009 bring more happiness to everyone.Camera: Sony DSC-W12Exposure time: 0.002 sec (1/500)Aperture: f/6.3Focal Length: 10.7 mmISO Speed: 100
Sunrise at the Low's Peak, summit of Mount Kinabalu (4095.2m).Camera: Sony DSC-W12Exposure time: 0.005 sec (1/200)Aperture: f/5.6Focal Length: 7.9 mmISO Speed: 100
Another picture taken from the top of Mount Kinabalu. I took this picture when I finally made it to the summit of Mount Kinabalu on 8th August 2005.
Camera: Sony DSC-W12
Exposure time: 0.004 sec (1/250)
Aperture: f/9.0
Focal Length: 18.7 mm
ISO Speed: 100
This is my first try becoming a blogger. Sharing my interest in photography especially in the beautiful Sabah known in Malaysia as the land below the wind. I also included pictures of Borneo such Sarawak, the birth place of my beloved wife. Above are picture taken for the top of Mount Kinabalu, the highest mountain in South East Asia.
Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary is located at the center of the mangrove forest along the coastal land near Samawang Village in Labuk Bay, Sandakan, Sabah. It is 38km away from the airport of Sandakan and takes about an hour to get there. Besides observing the monkeys, visitors are able to bird-watch on the observation platform provided. Rare birds such as the Oriental Pied Hornbills are often spotted among the dense mangrove forest (http://www.proboscis.cc/).
