PC Fair III 2008 Brand Ambassadors/Models

Last weekend, PC Fair was held in KL Convention Centre, KLCC. What is PC Fair???...

PC Fair is an exhibition of computer products, equipments and gadgets which held three times a year in various cities around Malaysia. This exhibition also showcase the latest technology in IT industry. It is a PIKOM organized exhibition...

I followed some of my friends to visit this fair as some of them needed to buy some computer stuffs. But, my main purpose to there was to take pictures of brand ambassadors/models. All of my pics below would be brand ambassadors/models...no product pics...sorry...and Enjoy!!!  :D

Sony Vaio...Rachel Lau, Eejin, Crystel and Kamen...

Sony Vaio...Crystel and Kamen...

Sony Vaio...Shook Yee and Kamen...

Sony Vaio...Crystel...

Sony Vaio...Rachel Lau...

K-One...Olivia and Rachel...

K-One...Yvonne and Jolene...

BenQ...*noname*...

Dell...*noname* and Lyndie...

PDA Expert...Abby...

Kingsoft(?)...*noname*...

And last but not least...Toshiba's EVA and SAMMI...both of them are the best of all in this PC Fair and no doubt most of pics in my CF card were them... :D

Toshiba...Eva and Sammi...

Toshiba...Eva and Sammi...

Toshiba...Eva...

Toshiba...Sammi...

That's all guys...Most of my pics are not good enough to show here...I'm just sux in indoor photography...will try my best to improve... :D

**Special thanks to LYN forum for the models' name...

Black & White...#06

Happiness...

Taken in my last visit to KLCC. The kids are so enjoying themselves at the public pool located at KLCC Park...

My Lomo...#04

Inside SMART tunnel, going to KLCC...

Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay, Malaysia Leg: Part 3

PART 1: Red Army of Passion
PART 2: Flame of Passion

After the opening ceremony, the relay starts with running around the field of Dataran Merdeka. Then, I started to pack up my camera to proceed to my next stop when I saw a bunch of photographers gathered in one spot. So, me too went to see what really happened there and I saw Dato' Mohd Yasin Mohd Salleh holding his torch posing for the photographers...

PART 3: Relay of Passion


The torch...


Dato' Mohd Yasin Mohd Salleh happily waiting for his turn...


KL Mayor passing the flame to Dato' Mohd Yasin Mohd Salleh...


Before I moved to my second stop, I managed to take a shot of Samsung Promo-girls...


Red Army marching to their next stop...

At my second stop, Jalan Hang Tuah...


List of torchbearers...


Special bicycle...


The matured Samsung Promo-girls...


And Lenovo Promo-girls...


Mr. Jalani Sidek getting ready for the relay...


Mr. Jalani Sidek starts his relay after Mr. Fu Chee Cheng successfully passed the flame to him...


Lim Yee Chung (林宇中), Malaysian famous artist, waiting for his turn...


Lim Yee Chung (林宇中) responding to his fans...


The Protector of Flame guy turns on Lim Yee Chung (林宇中)'s torch...


Mr. Jalani Sidek passing the flame to Lim Yee Chung (林宇中)...

Then I moved to my last stop, KLCC park. The sky started to rain when I reached there. The place was so crowded and cannot take good photos here :( ...


Crowded KLCC...


H. E. Cheng Yonghua running in the rain with his torch to the closing ceremony stage...


Balloons released mark the end of the torch relay...


China supporter getting ready for a photo session...


China babe...


Closing ceremony performance...


Interviewing OCM Secretary General, Datuk Sieh Kok Chi, toughman in Malaysian sports...


The Protector of Flame team leaving with the Olympic flame (Can you see the flame?)...

I had some thoughts (sorry for my poor English :) )...

After observing what happened during this event, I can see that people of one country can become real strong and patriotic when their country became the target of world's criticism. What triggered the Chinese (mostly students) to come out so strongly in the countries which host the later stage of the torch relay, such as Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia, Japan and South Korea, is from the aftermath of what happened in London, San Francisco and especially Paris. The demonstrations and protests by Pro-Tibet and Pro-human rights groups in these cities had forced the Chinese in foreign country to come out to 'protect' the Olympic flame from being disturbed by the groups.

I asked myself...Why the Pro-Tibet and Pro-human rights groups had to go to the extend of putting off the Olympic flame?.. Why can't they hold a peaceful demonstration?.. Is Tibet getting anything from the demonstration held by the groups?.. What's wrong if China have bad records of human rights, while other so called democratic countries have same bad records of human rights?.. Is attacking a country (by so called democratic country) with lame reasons, not violating human rights?.. Why other people need to be so busybody of one country's human rights record, when one country have their own law system in determining what's correct and wrong?.. Why can't China have a peaceful Olympic Games?...and the questions go on...But frankly, there's don't have any obvious answers...

I know, you knows and hopefully everyone knows that China and Chinese people, openhearted-ly and sincerely, welcomes the World to Beijing. Let's all just put aside the 'Politics Games'...and let's enjoy the upcoming Olympic Games...BEIJING 2008

A Day in KLCC

Last week, I spend a day in KLCC.

On the way to KLCC, I used SMART tunnel to Jalan Tun Razak, while the tunnel is still free of toll.


The road inside the tunnel is very bumpy. Most of my shots inside the tunnel were blurred.


Inside Suria KLCC, the Centre Court is the only place allowed camera. Below is the twin lift...


and the roof...


Then, I went out to walk around KLCC park.


There was a public pool meant only for children...




After took some photos of children in the pool, I continue my walk and reach the children playground...










Then came back to the pool to take more photos...





**Chased by "coloured wolf"???!!.....

That day, the sky was blue and nice...a perfect day for photographic...


Buildings around KLCC park.


Another reason of my visit to KLCC was this BookFest, which was held in KL Convention Centre. This BookFest make me lost about RM130++... :(


The bookfest divided to 4 sections. 1 section of English/Malay books and another 3 sections of Chinese books. The books are quite cheap...


There's also a singing performance...by don't know who....

After my wallet was heavily injured, i went for another killing-my-wallet lunch. Then, took some architecture shots of Petronas Twin Towers.

And also some abstract shot... :)

On the way home, somehow, but don't know how, but somehow, I got into SMART tunnel again.

Like this part of the tunnel, it's like the tunnel of F1 Monaco Grand Prix circuit...


One lesson I learned from this trip - DO NOT PARK YOUR CAR IN KLCC CAR PARK...IT'S KILLING YOUR WALLET...

Hope you enjoy... :)