Yes, our class finally went to the UTAR campus at Kampar today.
It was tiring.
We had to gather at school at 5.45am and many of us were still half asleep when we arrived at PB block. haha.
So it took us 2 and a half hours to reach Kampar's UTAR campus. And boy, was the place big O.o
This is the rock that our former prime minister Dr. Mahathir signed for the opening ceremony of UTAR in Kampar (hey it rhymes, haha!)
Ms Lee told us we have until 12noon to take pictures of the campus, so we all started running in different directions for shooting.
I noticed this white bird on the grass and tried to shoot it.
but every time I walk close, it ran away. Finally, it flew away =.=
The plants that grew in Kampar. Pretty little white flowers.
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Oh and here's me, taking picture of my own shoes with a snail's shell.
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Almost 90% of students studying at Kampar rides bicycle to classes.
Which explains this sign.
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It may seem weird, signs show that bicycles aren't allowed to be parked here, but I still see students park their bikes there.
The architecture of the building :)
I wanted to take a picture of this sign because of it's simplicity.
Here, we took pictures of our shoes. haha.
too bored.
Composition: Bird's eye view
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The peeling tree bark. I like the texture.
Composition: Rule of thirds
The library.
Very nice building. With lots of windows and glass.
I spotted a lonely bicycle, parked all by itself.
I like this picture because it has a Rule of Thirds composition.
This cat is not afraid of people.
It didn't run away when it saw us taking pictures of it.
It just gave me this cold stare. haha.
We went to Kampar old town after that.
A public telephone.
Rule of Thirds composition? :)
A boy waiting for the bus.
Composition: Rule of Thirds.
Another boy I saw waiting at the same place, but different time from the picture above.
I like the negative space and the positive space in the picture.
Here, an old aunty and a school boy are waiting for buses.
There are 2 buses beside me when I took this picture.
Composition: Framing.
The wall light of the bus station in Kampar.
It looks sad and lonely.
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The small bus station.
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Two pad locks for a door, even in a small town like this.
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A street stall.
I like the Rule of Thirds composition applied here :)
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A petai seller, selling his petai on an old bicycle.
hehe. Cute.
This uncle is the first stranger I ever asked permission to take his photo.
At first he said in Chinese 'No, it wouldn't be nice.'
But after I persuaded him a little, he posed a smile for me :D
This picture will always be very special to me :)
I like his sunglasses!
A rusty door.
I took it because of the rusty texture.
Chinese writings on a pillar.
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Bicycles and motors.
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This old ruin is actually 3 toilets.
See the 3 doors? haha.
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This is a narrow lane leading to many shops inside.
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My classmate, ChinTeng.
I LOVE the texture and colour of the background, so I asked her to pose for me.
I LOVE the outcome too :)
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A blue window.
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A fan in the front, and an alter at the back.
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The small boxes have faces!!
haha, can you spot them?
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An unwanted shoe.
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An old bicycle with a vintage background.
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The gunny sack looks good on the floor :)
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The last picture before we left old town in Kampar.
haha. No parking, please :)
