Bob Tahar Photography

While on the way to Bukit Belacan I was stop by the traffic police to allow the parade of candidates for the 12th General Election. I take the opportunity to snap some pictures. Best of luck to the candidates.

All images captured with Sigma 18-200 OS.

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The event that I never missed since I working at AmBank… the main attraction surely was the guest artist. This year AmBank rocks the house with Man Kidal, Amy Search & Hattan.

All images captured with Sigma 70-200 F2.8.

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After photographing the previous Le Tour De Langkawi (LTDL) & Jelajah Malaysia 2008 at Merdeka Square, I chose to shoot this year LTDL at KLCC area.

I brought 3 lenses for the shoot out, Nikkor 18-55 attached with Wide Converter for the low angle wide shots, Sigma 70-200 F2.8 for the close-ups and Sigma 18-200 OS for the panning.

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Firstly…. bad light, push up the ISO and lazy to do some noise clearing. This is the AmBank Badminton Challenge held at The Challenger Sport Complex at Taman Connaught Cheras.

All images captured with Sigma 70-200 F2.8 & Sigma 18-200 OS.

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Australia nearly create an upset when they nearly beat Argentina. However Argentina equalize with a late goal from the goalkeeper!! Final Score 3-3, Australia will be facing Brazil in the cup semi-final and Argentina will meet another shocker of the tournament, Thailand.

I made a mistake on the previous match between Malaysia & England on the white balance, where I chose AWB. For this match I chose fluorescent WB.

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Malaysia beats England 6-2!!! Where else can you see it… unless you were at Stadium Negara for the KL World 5 Futsal. What England lacks is technical player… futsal needs such a player. Malaysia have that kind of players but they lacked in tactical.

Only one lens I have, required for such event that is Sigma 70-200 F2.8.

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For this year Wilayah Day, Me and some of my photo-buddies went to do some jungle trekking in the middle of KL City. The Bukit Nenas Forest Reserved is the oldest jungle in Peninsular Malaysia.

All images was captured with Nikkor 18-55 attached with Pro Tama Wide Angle & Macro Converter.

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