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This is one of the rare opportunity for me to travel to America. Despite the busy schedule I had, I made it to San Francisco for a short visit and took some amazing photos at the Fisherman’s Wharf.

I skipped the Malaysian Grand Prix for this Hot Air Balloon Fiesta this year. This is the first time I am attending this event in Putrajaya. I’m not impressed with the show because photo taking is very limited and there are way too many photographers around. Unlike the one I have attended back in the year 2010 in Kedah where photographers can have much freedom to access the free flying area, this one is very restricted and expensive. The free flying area cost RM20 and has limited number. Here are some of the shots.

I took these photos last year when I was on a quest to find great food. This roast duck meat is the best I have ever eaten. The “char siew” (fork-roast pork) is also one of the finest.

Pai Thee Kong, is a big celebration for Hokkien people in Penang. It falls on the ninth day of the first lunar month. I am usually occupied at home to prepare the praying ritual. I managed to get to Chew Jetty slightly after midnight and captured these magnificent shots.

I apologize for posting this late. I know that it is February 2014 already but it is never too late. The shots are a bit noisy. I had to bring up the ISO to get clean shots of the marathoners.

I wish all my family and friends Geong He Huat Chai! Gong Xi Fa Cai! Horse come money come. I am looking forward to have this!

Gong Xi Fa Cai! George Town is now so rich with culture and heritage showcase. This Chinese New Year, the organizer moved the celebration to areas around Beach Street, Bishop Street, Church Street, King Street and Penang Street. Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng