1 more..national park..
but it quite far..err...
paddy farm?

off topic :

taiping.

This post has been edited by aras121: Oct 25 2009, 05:22 PM

Lake Gardens, got butterfly park, bird park, orchid park,

U means inside lake garden,you have butterfly park,bird park and orchid park?

how much is the entrance fees?

TQ

i think might below rm 10..or rm5
good picture are pricelss

butterfly park 8 bucks i think.. bird park damnnn big.. 15 bucks...

So many choices. Each area of this fine earth holds it's own uniqueness. What may appeal to me may not be someone else's cup of tea. Having said all of that, some of my favorites are as follows:

For photography India was wonderful. It is steeped with history with tons of old buildings and national monuments. Access is pretty wide open for still photography. I never did find out why they won't allow videography in a number of locations. The marketplaces are great venues for a wide arrange of colors, the women sellings their silks to the street vendors selling very weird colored food. I would not recommend going into some of these markets by yourself packing a whole whack of equipment.

Australia is great and gives you just about everything you could want. We drove from Sydney to Cairns and there is a large variety of landscapes and wildlife. Lots of waterfalls if that is your bag.

New Zealand. Very lush and colorful. Lots of sheep too. The south island is more rugged than the north. Beautiful country.

Hawaii is well Hawaii. Kind of hard to go wrong here.

These are my favorites.

Why not go to fraser hill?u can take nature picture(birds) as well as the colonial bungalows there.dunt forget to stop by the dam and also waterfalls along the way..

any good places for street photography in KL?

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Central market area bro... lens to bring 50mm and 70-200... also wide angle if got..

This post has been edited by livinzo: Oct 26 2009, 08:17 PM

cameron highland, go jungle trek inside.

For vista/panaromic type of landscape photos and hiking trip, you can try Broga Hill, Semenyih.

Check out these flickr photos for potential photo opps around the area,
http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=broga+hill&ss=2&s=int

hmm how to get to Broga Hill bro? ^^ is it far from KL?

+3° 5' 3.62" N, +101° 43' 35.95" E <-- Nice Scenery Here


This post has been edited by HiroBoroi: Oct 27 2009, 09:46 AM

About 45 mins from KL. It's sad that I live in Kajang (nearby) and only recently found out about this place! hah..Will definitely plan a trip there some day.

Many bloggers have written about it, can check it out below..

http://danielliew.com/2009/08/08/the-hike-broga-hill/
http://www.manmeng.net/blog/2009/02/26/travel-broga-hill/

Cheers!

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wow more interesting places ^^ great...
anyone has anymore to share?

well definitely take a trip to Broga hill looks great n not too far...

How bout Taiping and Tronoh?
Lots of "old school" building there. Retro theme. hehe.

COOL!!!

nice, the moon PP one ?

where should i shoot to get good pano kl pic??