A Taste of Malaysia - Part 4.

A Taste of Malaysia - Part 2

I'd forgotten the names but I know they're local delicacies.

Frying bananas, which is also known as 'pisang goreng'.

If I'm not mistaken, this fellow is frying a malaysian food called the 'Murtabak' is like a square crepe with meat/chicken with veggies cookes inside, eaten with chilli sauce. Mmm :)

Food. we like em' greasy :p

Malaysia's national flower, the Hibiscus. 

All the photos except the last photo was taken at Kota Kinabalu Market, all except the last too was shot with a Nikon D3000

A Taste of Malaysia.

Borneo.  taken in my secondary school, S.M. All Saints.

Taken in Kota Kinabalu Market.

Taken in my cousin's house in Ampang, Kuala Lumpur.

Taken in Kota Kinabalu Street Food Market.

Taken at home. what the food is called, I forgot. :p

Here are a few of the photos taken for the photo commission for Satay Seattle Restaurant, click here to see previous post  related to the photo commission. All shot with Nikon D3000 except the third and the fifth picture ( My Canon G10). 

Photo Commission - Malaysian Street Food.

This was taken using my friend's (Elsie) DSLR. I couldn't use my camera at that time because my sister was using it during her stay at Melaka. So I rented my friend's Nikon D3000 for a day. I quite enjoyed playing with it but of course renting it for only a day didn't really gave me much pleasure lol 

This is a photo of  Chinese calligraphy graffiti that was made around the areas in Kota Kinabalu. These two photos are the ones I've sent to my distant cousin in America who ordered some photo commission for his new Malaysian-based food restaurant called 'Satay' . Below is the photo of his new restaurant along with my pictures hanging on the walls. This photo was taken last year or earlier this year if I'm not mistaken. :)

Their restaurant is based in Seattle, Washington. Visit their website Satay Seattle  or their facebook page  Satay Malaysian Street Food.

Deep in His Reverie.

Just took this about 6 hours ago when I was on my solo outing to Kota Kinabalu's City Market. Went to the fish market, the food stalls, the clothing area, and enjoyed it despite being stared by everyone . -_-

Henna Me.

This was taken during the Seattle outing with The Ringold family :) We were hanging out at this one spot when I spotted a henna artist with his customer, I couldn't resist to shoot this scene :) Think he was drawing some Warrior of the Meiji Dynasty or something. Taken in early spring 2009 at Seattle, Washington, U.S.A.

Ahoy There!

Taken during my solo outing to Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. :)

Street Cred.

This is Nadine, taken after the club outing. I drove her home so we decided to take summore pictures before we head home. This was taken in KK, Sabah. 

Gypsy's Treasures.

Also during my solo outing to Kota Kinabalu, also during the high pedestrian bridge walk-through. Was able to get a close up shot of the accessories and handmade jewelry the locals made :) The title of this post does not intend to insult any Gypsies, but it is the other way around as I found it intriguing. :)

Segama - The Vintage Point.

This was taken during my solo outing to Kota Kinabalu. Was walking on the high pedestrian bridge, enjoyed the view of the city life and took some worthwhile shots :) This area is called Segama, its one of the oldest part of Kota Kinabalu city which was formarly known as Jesselton City. And damn, the weather was hot.

Peep.

I was bored. So I explored my dad's office. Went at the back start taking pictures of hangers. But then I came across a stranger opposite the building (it was an apartment) So I decided to let the horn break free for a few minutes and take pictures of half naked people taking their laundry off. Guess that made me a one minute-peeping-tom. >:)

The Public Market.

During my one month holiday to The United States with my family. Meet the Ringold family and they generously brought us sight seeing in downtown Seattle in Washington. From Pike's  Place and other interesting places.The weather was very nice :) and the market place was very lively and fun to see (especially seeing what they're selling) ;)