Part 1 - Botanical Garden
After the visit to Botanical Garden, we proceed to Japanese Tea House, which located just beside the garden...
The entrance...
And we were greeted by this beautiful mini waterfall...
This Japanese Tea House garden is very calm and refreshing. Following are some other shots I managed to shoot...
Coming soon...
Part 3 - Colmar Village (French Village)
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Bukit Tinggi, Pahang: Part 2 - Japanese Tea House
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5 comments:
the photos are amazing! all of them! I see you use several different cameras. Which one is your favorite?
hello ms. orange...thanks for your praise.. :D actually i'm using one camera = Olympus E-500...the others (eg. zuiko digital) are my lenses and accesories...
zzkang, ah! Now I see, the others is your wish list. I'm so technically challenged. :) Anywa, love the photos hope to see more!
Love your Japanese tea house photos. It looks very peaceful.
ms. Orange...maybe i should categorized my list of gears... :D i will shoot more nice pics when i got the time...stay tuned.. :)
dineometer...thank you!! the place is really calm n peaceful...
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