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Beyond the Viewfinder: June 2010

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The tools are immaterial, the resulting piece is what's most important. Wednesday, June 30, 2010. Courtesy of a friend's invite, LKM. And I had the chance to photoshoot his ex-school, St John's Institution. Though it was not my school, but it does bring back certain memories of being a student. I would be darn grateful if I could do a shoot of my primary and secondary school back in Melaka. The school yard. Pack with students even though it was a weekend. Tuesday, June 29, 2010. 1) Cell phones are cool.

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Malaysian Spiders: Macro Photography Workshop

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Because their natural history is more interesting than mine. Sunday, February 6, 2011. Meet me in person this Saturday! I will be conducting a mini workshop on macro photography on the 12th February 2010. It will be held in Fototeacher training center in Megan Phoenix Cheras. You may refer to http:/ fototeacher.com/MacroPhotographyMiniWorkshop.html for more details on registration. Among the topics I will be delivering are:. 1 Macro photography equipment with DSLR. 2 Basic camera settings and techniques.

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Malaysian Spiders: Gea spinipes

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Because their natural history is more interesting than mine. Friday, January 27, 2012. This spider has an extensive range throughout the tropics with records even in India. I often found then in large numbers among long grasses along trails, even nearby human settlements. Approaching one is considered easy as they do not easily startled. At most, the spider will move to the other side of the web in a flash. This one was seen moulting during daytime, about 11am or so, in a forest not far from Kuala Lumpur.

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Malaysian Spiders: The Batik Orb-weaver Nephila antipodiana

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Because their natural history is more interesting than mine. Monday, February 15, 2010. The Batik Orb-weaver Nephila antipodiana. Newly hatched N. antipodiana spiderlings. The nest is in between branches near the web. A Nephila antipodiana following a successful moult. The smaller male is trying to mate with the female below. Mating can take quite a while. A matured male waiting at the edge of a female's web. The range of this spider is wide with records ranging from. A female coming out from a moult.

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Malaysian Spiders: August 2012

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Because their natural history is more interesting than mine. Tuesday, August 7, 2012. The good people at Senckenberg Institute will be hosting a symposium in Laos from 12th to 15th November 2012 which will be themed on the spiders of grether Mekong. I expect this to be an educative meetings among arachnologists and spider enthusiasts who are looking at the South East Asian region. Dorm rate is USD10/night and nice room at USD40. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Batik Orb-weaver Nephila antipodiana. Spider...

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Malaysian Spiders: The Pale Spitting Spider, Scytodes pallida.

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Because their natural history is more interesting than mine. Tuesday, February 23, 2010. The Pale Spitting Spider, Scytodes pallida. Of the 69 families of spider found in South East Asia, several of them possess very interesting characteristics such as the ability to catch fish, mimic other animals or blend so well with the surrounding. Yet one of the most remarkable ability belongs to the Scytodidae family which is range attack. Known as the spitting spider, scytodid is quite common in. My goodness, a s...

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Malaysian Spiders: Laos Spider Symposium 2012

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Because their natural history is more interesting than mine. Wednesday, May 29, 2013. Laos Spider Symposium 2012. Many of the presentations are very exciting. The topics range from ecology, diversity, conservation, embryology, genetics,and one dude talked about photography. That was me, doing my second talk. Founding members of the Asian Society of Arachnology. Peter Koomen, Mustakiza, Patchanee, me, Mogana, Kamil, Gokula. Manju from India, talking about tarantulas. On the fourth day we moved to the excu...

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Malaysian Spiders: Gunung Angsi survey

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Because their natural history is more interesting than mine. Monday, March 8, 2010. Is the famous Gunung. Which stands at 825m. Height wise, it can be considered among the shorter mountains but it is popular for one-day trips. Generally it takes 3-4 hours from Ulu. Recreation Park to reach the summit, which makes it a good mountain for trainings. Actually there is another trail starting from Bukit. But I have never been through that. The more popular trail is the one from Ulu. Which was guarding her egg ...

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Malaysian Spiders: June 2013

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Because their natural history is more interesting than mine. Sunday, June 23, 2013. The 19th ICA starts today. Kenting, Taiwan has been selected as the host for the 19th International Congress of Arachnology. The event kick started with a welcoming reception for congress participants to network. Nice food and excellent companions. The congress will start on the 23rd June. Labels: ica spider congress taiwan conference 2013 kenting. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Batik Orb-weaver Nephila antipodiana.

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Malaysian Spiders: The 19th ICA starts today

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Because their natural history is more interesting than mine. Sunday, June 23, 2013. The 19th ICA starts today. Kenting, Taiwan has been selected as the host for the 19th International Congress of Arachnology. The event kick started with a welcoming reception for congress participants to network. Nice food and excellent companions. The congress will start on the 23rd June. Labels: ica spider congress taiwan conference 2013 kenting. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The biodiversity of Malaysia. The Trop...