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a beach near Batu Pahat, Johor … muddy and beautiful location for photography … but is good to be there prepare water, newspaper etc (as near by no place for clean) … get prepare for mud , and good to be there low tide ..
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update 2014 Jul 11
update 2013 Jan 9
update 2012 Oct 12
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previous sharing on Pantai Punggur
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beside Bako National Park, we also visit this beautiful mangrove for mangrove , crocodile, dolphin ….
arrive to Buntal village (from Kuching ~45minutes) it should have boat arrangement but prefer to be there earlier as best time for Dolphin ~19am-12pm but also depend on the tide
so excited for the 1st time so close to the wild crocodile .. (~2-4meter away)
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update 2012 Sept 26
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Sarawak
a beach found years back and attract most of landscape photographer to be there to capture the beautiful sunset… the tide make total different view of the beach ….
*** driving from KL toward Kuala Selangor after Meru.. it is on left with signboard .. 😀
update 2016 Jul 12
– was stand there waiting for the lights .. finally got the right tide and light 😀 after so many years here
update 2016 Jul 11
– have been long didnt update this blog . and recently we came here for some practice
update 2012 Aug 24
beautiful day and decide to make a visit to Pantai Jeram, while we reach there all the beautiful clouds disappear … but we never give up and the flaming sky just appear immediate after sunset ….
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a famous and good Grill Fish store , Aroma Ikan Bakar … if you interest to eat there on weekend…. you may need to have long queue to order and long wait for food
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– shoot with Lee FIlter GND .9s
– low tide the muddy foreground make beautiful pattern here
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– Lee FIlter GND .9s & Big Stopper
– high tide and all the mud will be disappear 😀
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more Pantai Jeram pictures
an outing with Lousy Bird (A.k.a shunfa) and Jason (ming Ming). u can see how dirty were them 😀