yes, RM3

Around Georgetown

love your indian temple photo. great composition there with the sun effect.
all these places, i pass by every friday, to go to beach st., well, most of the places anyway.

a lot of building in tat place make good photography, i love tat place. This is my second time explore tat place, each time also come out with new idea, i'll go again

Sunset Pasir Panjang















Pasir Panjang is a stretch of sandy beach on the southwestern tip of Penang Island, facing the Straits of Malacca. Once Pasir Panjang was just a quiet fishing hamlet, with a handful of fisherman's huts. Today, the huts were gone, taken over by Kem Bina Negara, an outward bound camp

Since we got folks from Penang here, I wanna ask (kacau topic for awhile sorry). Is Pulau Jerejak Resort any good? I heard that it's a Spa Resort. Have you guys been/stayed there?

(No need to tell me all the ghost stories, I am immune to that!)

i dunno, but i heard it is fun to go around the island or even camp there...with the ghost story

ok, seriously, from this site: http://www.asiaexplorers.com/malaysia/pena...humbnails.shtml

it's like wat i heard, not much thing to see....but for natural photog will be a diff story

me and my friend was planning to go there for day trip

wah... the sunset pasir panjang pics looks so nice....

I've got a few photos taken when I was there,...er last year. I'll post it up to my online album later in the afternoon.
However, nothing much there, as yet.

thanks

gold3knight, did u go around the whole island ah? From some of the pic i'hv seen, it's a place for me to go

You know WHY I ask? Tomb Raider ... ehem ... video and photography

haha.......lan..nice pasir panjang pic...very nice beaches...wish i was there...

AC98
hoho...i heard the name Tomb raider...haha...my idol Lara Croft...


This post has been edited by aaron: Oct 31 2006, 10:05 AM

went there for a visit since my aunt from Auz came back and wanted to go have a look.
There were a lot of places not completed yet. A lot of gov agencies go there to conduct seminars and meetings. There were a couple of camping sites, a hanging bridge (need to pay: but when I was there, no one was standing there to collect), a jungle trek,
a children playground. when I bought the ticket, it came with a meal at the resort's restaurant (but not tasty).
Ah,... haven't uploaded the photos yet. Have to settle some stuff first.

edit:
I wouldn't recommend swimming on the beach there, who knows what kind of chemicals are leaking out from the factories...

This post has been edited by gold3knight: Oct 31 2006, 10:36 AM